The presumption of advancement and the presumption of a resulting trust combine in this Equity Short on the judgment in Tribe v. Tribe with the Insolvency Act 1986 provisions on transactions in fraud of creditors. See how the law of trusts and "outmoded" presumptions can be deployed (at least theoretically) in aid of a son who wants to keep property that his father has passed to him as part of the father's attempts to ensure that his creditors do not get their hands on his property - which by the presumption of advancement - may have become the son's property. The litigants are not related to the Equity Short narrator.

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