Statistics for Equity: Investment and Delegation Cases

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Breached duty by feeling obliged to take the first, lower, offer on a property.	Buttle v Saunders [1950]	0%
Trustees can take their own views into account or the views they believe beneficiaries would take. Mine workers pension scheme.	Cowan v Scargill [1985]	0%
'Investment' does not have a precise legal meaning.	Dominica Social Security Board [2008]	0%
Ethical investment strategy allowed due to the nature of the trust.	Harries v Church Commissioners for England [1992]	0%
Alternate ethical investments allowed as long as they are as valuable as others.	Martin [1988]	0%
Need to prove causal link between breach and relevant loss.	Nestle v National Westminster Bank [1994]	0%
Beneficiary not allowed to occupy property as needed rental income from a third party.	Re Power's Will Trust [1947]	0%
More specific duty of trustees when appointing an agent. Example of prior to 2000.	Re Vickery [1931]	0%
Defined the meaning of investment. To employ money in the purchase of anything from which interest or profit is expected.	Re Wragg [1919]	0%
Prudent business man standard.	Speight v Gaunt (1883)	0%