Which of the Following Statements Is False in Relation to Nature

question 4

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements is false in relation to nature of constructive trusts?

• A) So called 'remedial' constructive trusts cannot be used to create an interest in property, merely to protect pre-existing property rights by giving a remedy.
• B) An interest arising by means of what is termed an 'institutional' constructive trust is capable of gaining priority over a purchaser where the purchaser buys the interest after the creation of the interest.
• C) While there is no coherent theory unifying the enforcement of constructive trusts, they all imposed to satisfy the demands of justice and good conscience in transactions.
• D) English law currently does not recognise the 'remedial' constructive trust.

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