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“ those who alleged that the trustee had knowledge of the incumbrance had made it out, not by any evidence of casual conversations, much less by any proof of what would only be constructive notice – but by proof that the mind of the trustee has in some way been brought to an intelligent apprehension of the nature of the incumbrance which has come upon the property, so that a reasonable man, or an ordinary man of business, would act upon the information and would regulate his conduct by it in the execution of the trust ”     1

Cases Referring to this Case

Case Name	Citation(s)	Court †	Jurisdiction	Date	Full Text		Citation Index
Mango Boulevard Pty Ltd v Mio Art Pty Ltd	[2016] QCA 148	Supreme Court of Queensland - Court of Appeal	Australia - Queensland	7 Jun 2016	AustLII		6