Scottish Law Commission
The Scottish Law Commission was set up by the Law Commissions Act 1965. Its purpose is to recommend reforms to improve, simplify and update the law of Scotland. This involves examining whole areas of law and making recommendations to improve them which often necessitates public consultation to ensure that their recommendations are both workable and acceptable.
Discussion Paper No 138 on the Liability of Trustees to Third Parties
This is the third discussion paper to be published as part of phase 2 of the Commission's review of Trust Law.
Deadline date for comments: 31st August 2008
