1(b) Infact some academies have emphasised that the most significant equitable doctrine is the trust re-echoing the views of Lord Goff and a group of academics centered in Oxford, whilst Lord Browne Wilkinson has reasserted a traditional understanding of the trust as being based on the conscience of the person who acts as a trustee in WESTDEUCHE LANDESBANK V. ISLINGTON L.BC (1996 A.C. 669 (1996) 2 ALL ER 961,988 Please Wade in this debate, bringing out or debunking the importance of trusts in English Law over the centuries as being a part of the equitable canon on: Equity and trust are based on conscience The many senses of conscience Equity as a moral virtue The impact of the distinction between common law and equity 2