What is another word for implied trust?
Pronunciation: [ɪmplˈa͡ɪd tɹˈʌst] (IPA) 
An implied trust is a legal agreement where there's no formal document but instead established through the respective actions of the involved parties. Other synonyms for implied trust, which reflect variations in the jurisdictions, include constructive trust, resulting trust, and trust by estoppel. Resulting trusts arise when there's an incomplete or unclear document, and the court presumes that a trust was intended. On the other hand, constructive trusts exist when the holder of the legal title is held to be the trustee, not the beneficial owner. In contrast, trusts by estoppel arise when a person's actions give the impression that they are the legal owner, hence precluded from denying so in law.
