Which case set out the principle that settlors have to use words which show a clear intention to subject the recipient of the property to a binding obligation to hold that property on trust for a beneficiary?
A)Adams v Lindsell
B)Re Adams and Kensington Vestry
C)Pepper v Adams
D)Kensington v Smith

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The case of Re Adams and Kensington Vestry set out the principle that settlors have to use words which show a clear intention to subject the recipient of the property to a binding obligation to hold that property on trust for a beneficiary.

Which Case Set Out the Principle That Settlors Have to Use