Arbitration of Trust Disputes

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'This book offers a meticulously researched story of how arbitration of trust disputes first appeared on the scene and the twisting journey it has taken to reach its current state. For anyone who wants to contemplate where the arbitration of trust disputes in Canada may, or should, be headed in years to come, it is essential reading.' -- Barry S. Corbin, Canadian Arbitration and Mediation Journal 'Arbitration of Trust Disputes is invaluable both as a theoretical and as a practical contribution to the literature on arbitration law. It provides a thoroughly modern and insightful discussion of what has always been considered a difficult and recherche subject. With well-researched references to case law, legislation and practices from across the common-law world, this book is of international relevance to legal commentators and practitioners alike.' -- Teresa Rosen Peacocke, Step - Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners 'A bold piece of scholarship on a topic of unusual complexity and great practical interest. Lucas Clover Alcolea ticks all the boxes with an engaging, thoroughly-researched, exhaustive study of the many facets of trust disputes. The privacy of the arbitral process has long been attractive to the universe of trusts and this excellent work examines every angle, from the arbitrability of trust disputes to the representation of minor, unborn or unknown beneficiaries, capping off with a helpful review of critical drafting issues in drawing up a trust arbitration clause.' -- Sophie Nappert, Arbitrator, Gray's Inn, UK and Co-Chair, ICC Task Force on Trusts and Arbitration 'Arbitration of Trust Disputes is a very useful and clearly written addition to the international literature on arbitration law. Trusts pose unique challenges for arbitration. They are a creature of equity and the courts jealously guard their supervision of trusts for the benefit of the beneficiaries. This book addresses in depth the key issues of arbitrability of trust disputes and the ability of arbitration clauses to bind all affected parties, as well as associated process issues. By drawing on case law and legislation from across the world, this book provides invaluable insights of international relevance and significance.' -- Nicola Peart, Emerita Professor of Law, University of Otago, New Zealand 'Arbitration of Trust Disputes is a comprehensive and insightful analysis of the special issues that arise when internal trust disputes are brought to arbitration. The text not only provides both scholarly and practical guidance, it also offers both domestic and international perspectives. This book is a welcome addition to the growing literature on trust arbitration.' -- Dr. S.I. Strong, The University of Sydney, Australia