Convention on the Law Applicable to Trusts and on Their Recognition
Chapter I —Scope Article 1 This Convention specifies the law...
This Convention specifies the law applicable to trusts and governs...
For the purposes of this Convention, the term “trust” refers...
A trust has the following characteristics— (a) the assets constitute...
The Convention applies only to trusts created voluntarily and evidenced...
The Convention does not apply to preliminary issues relating to...
The Convention does not apply to the extent that the...
A trust shall be governed by the law chosen by...
Where the law chosen under the previous paragraph does not...
Where no applicable law has been chosen, a trust shall...
In ascertaining the law with which a trust is most...
The law specified by Article 6 or 7 shall govern...
In applying this Chapter a severable aspect of the trust,...
The law applicable to the validity of the trust shall...
A trust created in accordance with the law specified by...
Such recognition shall imply, as a minimum, that the trust...
In so far as the law applicable to the trust...
Where the trustee desires to register assets, movable or immovable,...
The Convention shall not prevent the application of rules of...
The Convention does not prevent the application of provisions of...
The Convention does not prevent the application of those provisions...
In the Convention the word “law” means the rules of...
The provisions of the Convention may be disregarded when their...
The Convention applies to trusts regardless of the date on...