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TRUSTS LAW | CONSTITUTION | Lecture 4 | Rose, Choithram, Pennington | 'Exceptions' to Milroy v Lord

Are you a law student struggling with the Constitution of Trusts? Do you find the case law following Milroy v Lord confusing? This lecture breaks down key case law, including Re Rose, Mascall v Mascall, Choithram v Pagarani, and Pennington v Waine, in a clear, structured way—perfect for beginners, exam preparation and problem-based questions. 🔹 What You’ll Learn in This Lecture: ✅ Key exceptions: Re Rose, Mascall v Mascall, Choithram, and Pennington v Waine ✅ How to apply these cases in problem-based questions and law exams ✅ Practical examples to improve your understanding and grades 🔹 Why Watch This Lecture? 🎓 Taught by an experienced law lecturer, exam marker, and assessment writer 📖 Clear explanations with real examples to help you grasp difficult concepts 📝 Designed for UK law students preparing for coursework and exams 📌 Who Is This Video For? ✔️ Law students studying Trusts Law in the UK ✔️ Those looking to consolidate their understanding of constitution of trusts ✔️ Anyone who struggles with Milroy v Lord and its exceptions 🔔 LIKE, COMMENT & SUBSCRIBE for more law lectures, revision tips, and in-depth legal analysis! 🎓 WHAT TO WATCH NEXT 👉 Lecture 5: A Worked Example – Watch Here 👉 Consolidation: s53(1)(b) & s53(1)(c) – 10 Worked Examples (without audio) – Watch Here ☕ Found this video helpful? Please support the channel by buying me a coffee – Click Here ABOUT ME Hi, I'm Amanda. I was a senior lecturer at a UK university for 25 years and now work as a private property law tutor. I started this channel in 2019 to help law students improve their understanding, boost their grades, and master problem-based questions. Subscribe for more study resources! ⚠️ Unfortunately, I am no longer able to provide private tuition. #LawStudents #TrustsLaw #MilroyvLord #EquityAndTrusts #LawExams #StudyLaw #ProblemQuestions #ConstitutionOfTrusts #ReRose #Choithram #PenningtonVWaine