The Rule Against Perpetuities (Part 1) | Equity & Trusts

Subscribe to my personal channel for videos on how to study law effectively & efficiently:    / @heygarethevans   It is in the public interest that property – both real and personal – should be able to be alienated freely. There is a rule that property may not remain in trust perpetually; or for too long a period. This is known as the rule against perpetuities or, perhaps more accurately, the rule against remoteness of vesting. If you have any questions drop me a message below 👍🏻 ------------------------------- Hey! If you’re new to the channel… my name is Gareth Evans I am the owner of Digestible Notes, a website created to make learning fun and easy to understand. Our ultimate goal is to make education accessible to everyone and centralise the internet's vast sea of information. I want to show you that anyone can achieve their learning goals and live their dream life. Read from our website: https://digestiblenotes.com ------------------------------- SEE MY VIDEO ON THE RULE IN STRONG v BIRD ➡️    • The Rule in Strong v Bird | Fortuitous Ves...   If you liked this video you may like my website post on 'The Rule Against Perpetuities': https://digestiblenotes.com/law/trust...