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Equity Law — Prescribed, Recommended and Case Resources

Queensland legislation update. The Bond resource list supplied by the user shows the Trusts Act 1973 (Qld). That Act was repealed on 28 April 2026 and replaced by the Trusts Act 2025 (Qld). This book preserves the 1973 Act as a course-listed historical resource but uses the 2025 Act for current Queensland law.

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.

PRESCRIBED / HISTORICAL

Trusts Act 1973 (Qld)

Queensland legislation

Course-listed legislation. Repealed on 28 April 2026. Retained here for course/history cross-reference only.

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CURRENT LAW

Trusts Act 2025 (Qld)

Queensland legislation

Current Queensland trusts legislation from 28 April 2026. This Act controls where current law differs from the repealed 1973 Act.

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OTHER RESOURCE

Equity, Chapter 1: Dual Legal Systems: Common Law and Equity

Sarah Worthington, 2nd ed, 2006, pp 3-21

Historical and conceptual foundation for the dual common law/equity system.

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OTHER RESOURCE

Meagher, Gummow and Lehane's Equity: Doctrines and Remedies

J D Heydon, M J Leeming, P G Turner, 5th ed, 2015

Leading Australian treatise on equitable doctrines and remedies.

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OTHER RESOURCE

Principles of Australian Equity and Trusts - Chapter 4: Nature of Equitable Estates and Interests

Peter Radan and Cameron Stewart, 5th ed, 2022, pp 61-77

Nature and classification of equitable interests.

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OTHER RESOURCE

Principles of Australian Equity and Trusts - Chapter 5: The Law of Assignment

Peter Radan and Cameron Stewart, 5th ed, 2022, pp 78-106

Equitable assignment, transfer and priority concepts.

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OTHER RESOURCE

Fiduciary Reflections

Paul Finn, in Fiduciary Obligations: 40th Anniversary Republication with Additional Essays (2016), pp 356-380

Book chapter republication / extended fiduciary scholarship.

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OTHER RESOURCE

Tracing, Mixing, and Innocent Claimants

Jordan English and Mohammud Jaamae Hafeez-Baig, (2021) 84(3) Modern Law Review 593-607

Modern analysis of competing innocent claimants and mixed funds.

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CASE

Paul v Constance [1977] 1 All ER 195; [1977] 1 WLR 527

Court of Appeal (England and Wales)

Certainty of intention: ordinary words and conduct can objectively manifest an immediate trust.

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CASE

Gross v Lewis Hillman Ltd [1970] Ch 445; [1969] 3 All ER 1476

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.

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CASE

Re Armstrong [1960] VR 202

Supreme Court of Victoria

Certainty of intention; formal words such as “trust” are not indispensable where the objective circumstances establish a trust.

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CASE

Dickinson v Burrell (1866) LR 1 Eq 337; 55 ER 894

Court of Chancery

Important distinction between assigning property with an incidental right to sue and assigning a bare right to litigate.

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Course learning materials integrated into the teaching chapters

TUTORIAL

Tutorial 1 (Week 2)

Digital Pulse / Harris v Digital Pulse, fusion, equitable remedies, and Official Receiver in Bankruptcy v Schultz.

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TUTORIAL

Tutorial 2 (Week 3)

Fiduciary relationship, scope and breach: Jack/Jill; David; Meredith/Jacob; Arthur/Martin trust-property problem.

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TUTORIAL

Tutorial 3 (Week 4)

Darius, 4KTrust, A4Effort, Desserto and Ophore: multiple fiduciary capacities, conflict and remedies.

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PAST EXAM PATTERN

2024 and 2025 end-of-semester exams

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.