Demystifying Trusts in South Africa, 2nd Edition

At 916 pages, Phia van der Spuy and Phillipa Mitchell's second edition leaves very little about South African trust law unaddressed. Van der Spuy holds a CA(SA), an MCom in Local and International Tax, and over twenty-five years of direct experience — the credentials match the ambition of the project. FISA has cited the work, and Van Schaik is a trusted academic publishing channel in South Africa. The scope runs from trust formation and administration through estate planning, asset protection, and tax implications for all role players. The limitation is simple: this is jurisdiction-specific to South Africa, so its value outside that legal context is minimal. Within it, this is as authoritative a reference as the field has.