An unincorporated association does not have a legal personality and cannot therefore, as such hold property in law or equity. If a trust is purported to be created for a non-charitable unincorporated association, it must be first determined how the trust is to be construed, and then what results flow from that construction. When the trust is created, whether by settlement or by declaration of trust, it will need to satisfy the three certainties, namely: • certainty of intention to create a trust • certainty of subject, the property which will be subject to the trust, and • certainty of object See Practice Note: Nature and classification of trusts—the three certainties. A gift to an