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implied trust

/ɪmˈplaɪd trʌst/

Traduction: Concept juridique ou relationnel désignant une confiance qui se déduit des circonstances, des actions ou des relations, sans être explicitement déclarée ou formalisée.

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C1formalcommonlegal/ɪmˈplaɪd trʌst/

A legal or relational concept referring to trust that is inferred from circumstances, actions, or relationships rather than explicitly stated or written down.

  • 🇫🇷Concept juridique ou relationnel désignant une confiance qui se déduit des circonstances, des actions ou des relations, sans être explicitement déclarée ou formalisée.
  1. Implied trust C1 formal

    A trust created by law based on the conduct or circumstances of the parties, rather than by a written document or explicit declaration.

    • The court found an implied trust because the property was purchased with shared funds.
    • An implied trust can arise when one person holds property for the benefit of another without a formal agreement.
    • The judge ruled that the arrangement created an implied trust due to the parties' actions.

    🇫🇷trust implicite