Trust litigation is increasingly common in the UK. Hostile litigation, such as breach of trust disputes and applications for removal of trustees, are frequently encountered in practice, as are applications for directions by trustees and other examples of less hostile litigation.

The Trust Litigation Handbook provides a clear and comprehensive account of the practice and procedure governing trust litigation in the UK, together with the relevant substantive law. It will provide practitioners with clear answers and guidance to the many questions that arise in trust litigation. In addition to the narrative commentary, a number of expertly drafted precedents are be included. Contents include: the trust instrument; the trustees; trustees seeking the Court's assistance; trustees' conduct; interim applications; third party litigation; international dimension; and precedents.