This text, the twelfth edition of Equity and the Law of Trusts, starts by looking at the history of the Court of Chancery, and gives an introduction to equity in the same chapter. Next it considers the concept of trust, the essentials of trust, and the juristic nature of trusts, and moves on to think about many different types of trust such as secret, constructive, resulting, unlawful, voidable, and charitable trusts. Following on from this, the book turns to trustees and the duties of trustees and trust funds. The appointment of agents, nominees, and custodians are then examined. Other trust issues are reported, such as the power of trustees and breach of trust. Injunctions are examined in detail with three chapters devoted to various related issues. Finally, the book describes specific performance and other equitable remedies.