Implied Trust
An implied trust arises by operation of law. There is no intention by any of the parties that a trust should arise, however, the circumstances are such that it would be in inequitable for the person controlling the property to deny the interest of others.
An implied trust can be either of the following:
- Resulting or presumed trust- the matter is dealt with legally, taking into account all of the evidence. In a resulting trust one person confers title to property on another but refrains beneficial ownership of it.
- Constructive Trust, created for the purpose of being fair to each party.
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