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KembaraXtra – Legal Terms – Perfect Trust
A perfect trust is a trust that has been fully and properly constituted.
It is also known as an executed trust.
The settlor must have transferred the trust property effectively to the trustees or beneficiaries.
Once properly constituted, the trust becomes enforceable in equity.
Courts generally will not perfect an incomplete or imperfect trust voluntarily.
A perfect trust is a trust that has been fully and properly constituted.
It is also known as an executed trust.
The settlor must have transferred the trust property effectively to the trustees or beneficiaries.
Once properly constituted, the trust becomes enforceable in equity.
Courts generally will not perfect an incomplete or imperfect trust voluntarily.
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