What is another word for constructive trust?
Pronunciation: [kənstɹˈʌktɪv tɹˈʌst] (IPA) 
A constructive trust is a legal arrangement that is set up to hold assets for the benefit of someone else. This type of trust is typically established by a court order and is used to ensure that assets are not unfairly withheld from their rightful owner. Synonyms for constructive trust include implied trust, resulting trust, equity trust, and trust by operation of law. These alternative terms all refer to the same idea of a trust that is established by law, rather than by the explicit intention of the parties involved. Constructive trusts are important tools for protecting the rights of beneficiaries and ensuring that assets are distributed fairly.
