Making contributions towards a property without getting an interest

If you have made financial contributions towards a property, within the context of a joint endeavour, and you did not get an interest in the property there might be a constructive trust.

This type of scenario arises both and a business context as well as a personal context. For instance if you undertake a joint venture that fails due to a lack of essential terms then it is possible that a court might deal with the difficulties by imposing a constructive trust.

To find out if the facts of your case warrant the imposition of a constructive trust contact us to book a conference.

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