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🎓 Keech v Sanford | Understanding the Duty of Loyalty in Trust Law

  • Writer: David Sri Bala Murugan
    David Sri Bala Murugan
  • May 7
  • 1 min read

 Explore the landmark case Keech v Sanford (1726) and discover how it shaped the foundational principle of the duty of loyalty in trust law. This short explainer breaks down key cases, including Attorney General of Hong Kong v Reid and Bristol & West v Mothew, to highlight why trustees must act solely in the interest of beneficiaries. A must-watch for law students and legal enthusiasts!





 
 
 

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