Profile
Professor Andreas Televantos
Profile
As an undergraduate, I read Law at Corpus Christi College, Oxford (2007-10), before taking the BPTC (2010-11), and I returned to Corpus to read for an MSt in Legal Research (2011-12). I then read for a doctorate at Girton College, Cambridge (2012-16), for which I was awarded a Yorke Prize by the Cambridge Faculty of Law. I then took up a position as a Fellow and Director of Studies for the Law Tripos at Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge (2015-2018).
College teaching
I give tutorials and lectures to undergraduates in both the Law of Trusts and Land Law. I also teach Legal Concepts in Financial Law, Advanced Property and Trusts, and Modern Legal History on the BCL, MJUR, and MLF.
- Research
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My research focuses on trusts, fiduciaries, and equitable remedies in the commercial sphere. I am especially interested in the use of legal historical method to shed light on modern legal problems and in how private law took its modern structure. I am also interested in the nature of the 'fiduciary' duties owed by the Crown to native peoples.
- Select publications
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Losing the fiduciary requirement for equitable tracing, Law Quarterly Review 2017, 492-515
Trusteeship, Ostensible Authority, and Land Registration: The Category Error in Wishart, Conveyancer 2016, 181-196.
Positions
- Hanbury Fellow and Tutorial Fellow in Law
- Fellow Librarian
Contact Details
- 01865 279773
- andreas.televantos@lincoln.ox.ac.uk