Equity and Trusts: Commentary and Materials
Gino Dal Pont, 8th ed, 2023
Core case-and-commentary text identified in the Bond resource list.
Open verified source / publisher page →This register incorporates every resource visible in the supplied Bond University Equity resource-list screenshots. Links are to verified public publisher, official-legislation, judgment or authoritative catalogue pages. Some publisher/database content may still require institutional or subscription access.
Gino Dal Pont, 8th ed, 2023
Core case-and-commentary text identified in the Bond resource list.
Open verified source / publisher page →Queensland legislation
Course-listed legislation. Repealed on 28 April 2026. Retained here for course/history cross-reference only.
Open verified source / publisher page →Queensland legislation
Current Queensland trusts legislation from 28 April 2026. This Act controls where current law differs from the repealed 1973 Act.
Open verified source / publisher page →Gino Dal Pont, 8th ed, 2023
Comprehensive Australian equity and trusts text.
Open verified source / publisher page →Sarah Worthington, 2nd ed, 2006, pp 3-21
Historical and conceptual foundation for the dual common law/equity system.
Open verified source / publisher page →J D Heydon, M J Leeming, P G Turner, 5th ed, 2015
Leading Australian treatise on equitable doctrines and remedies.
Open verified source / publisher page →Peter Radan and Cameron Stewart, 5th ed, 2022, pp 61-77
Nature and classification of equitable interests.
Open verified source / publisher page →J D Heydon and M J Leeming, 9th ed, 2018
Casebook bringing together leading equity and trust authorities.
Open verified source / publisher page →Peter Radan and Cameron Stewart, 5th ed, 2022, pp 78-106
Equitable assignment, transfer and priority concepts.
Open verified source / publisher page →Denis S K Ong, 5th ed, 2018
Comprehensive Australian trusts law text.
Open verified source / publisher page →Denis S K Ong, 2011
Detailed Australian analysis of equitable interests, fiduciary law, estoppel and remedies.
Open verified source / publisher page →Michael Evans, Theresa Power and Joseph Power, 5th ed, 2024
Current Australian student text on equity and trusts.
Open verified source / publisher page →Paul Finn, (2014) 88(2) Australian Law Journal 127-144
Scholarly reflection on the nature and development of fiduciary principle.
Open verified source / publisher page →Paul Finn, in Fiduciary Obligations: 40th Anniversary Republication with Additional Essays (2016), pp 356-380
Book chapter republication / extended fiduciary scholarship.
Open verified source / publisher page →Jordan English and Mohammud Jaamae Hafeez-Baig, (2021) 84(3) Modern Law Review 593-607
Modern analysis of competing innocent claimants and mixed funds.
Open verified source / publisher page →Court of Appeal (England and Wales)
Certainty of intention: ordinary words and conduct can objectively manifest an immediate trust.
Open verified source / publisher page →Court of Appeal (England and Wales)
Course-listed authority. Relevant to representation/transactional analysis and must be used only for its actual proposition in the relevant topic.
Open verified source / publisher page →Supreme Court of Victoria
Certainty of intention; formal words such as “trust” are not indispensable where the objective circumstances establish a trust.
Open verified source / publisher page →Court of Chancery
Important distinction between assigning property with an incidental right to sue and assigning a bare right to litigate.
Open verified source / publisher page →Digital Pulse / Harris v Digital Pulse, fusion, equitable remedies, and Official Receiver in Bankruptcy v Schultz.
Open Chapter 1 tutorial section →Fiduciary relationship, scope and breach: Jack/Jill; David; Meredith/Jacob; Arthur/Martin trust-property problem.
Open Chapter 2 tutorial section →Darius, 4KTrust, A4Effort, Desserto and Ophore: multiple fiduciary capacities, conflict and remedies.
Open Chapter 3 tutorial map →Used as issue-pattern evidence for original exam-style practice: restricted-purpose loans, assignments, mixed-fund tracing, resulting trusts, unadministered estates, fixed/discretionary trusts and the three certainties. Exact past papers are not republished in the public book package.