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1	Defining the concept "Fiduciary Duty" in the South African law of trusts. Rahman, Latiefa (nee Manie) January 2006 (has links) <p>An aspect of the South African law of trusts which has, despite the abovementioned evolution of South African trust law, not been clarified, is the ambit of a trustee's fiduciary duty. This, however, is not only the position in South Africa, but Scotland and, until recently, England as well. It is opined that the &quot / fiduciary obligation&quot / is a concept in search of a principle. Thus, the aim of the present research was to define this concept in terms of the South African trust law context.</p> Fiduciary trusts South Africa.
2	Defining the concept "Fiduciary Duty" in the South African law of trusts. Rahman, Latiefa (nee Manie) January 2006 (has links) <p>An aspect of the South African law of trusts which has, despite the abovementioned evolution of South African trust law, not been clarified, is the ambit of a trustee's fiduciary duty. This, however, is not only the position in South Africa, but Scotland and, until recently, England as well. It is opined that the &quot / fiduciary obligation&quot / is a concept in search of a principle. Thus, the aim of the present research was to define this concept in terms of the South African trust law context.</p> Fiduciary trusts South Africa.
3	Defining the concept "Fiduciary Duty" in the South African law of trusts Rahman, Latiefa (nee Manie) January 2006 (has links) Magister Legum - LLM / An aspect of the South African law of trusts which has, despite the abovementioned evolution of South African trust law, not been clarified, is the ambit of a trustee's fiduciary duty. This, however, is not only the position in South Africa, but Scotland and, until recently, England as well. It is opined that the "fiduciary obligation" is a concept in search of a principle. Thus, the aim of the present research was to define this concept in terms of the South African trust law context. / South Africa Fiduciary trusts South Africa

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