Nolana Development Ass'n v. Corsi

How courts have described this case

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• “A resulting trust is implied in law when someone other than the person in whose name title is taken pays the purchase price.”
• “A resulting trust is implied in law when someone other than the person in whose name title is taken pays the purchase price.”
• parties did not introduce written instrument signed by trustee to establish existence of trust, no evidence of alleged trustee’s duties and responsibilities
• parties did not introduce written instrument signed by trustee to establish existence of trust, no evidence of alleged trustee's duties and responsibilities
• \A resulting trust is implied in law . . . when an express trust fails.\
• purported trustee who signed letter without the restriction “as trustee” personally liable on note

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).