Re Golay’s Will Trusts [1965] 1 WLR 969 is an English trusts law case, concerning the requirement of subject matter to be sufficiently certain. Facts Adrian Golay wrote a will saying that he wanted Mrs Bridgewater ‘to enjoy one of my flats during her lifetime and to receive a reasonable income from my other properties …’ The will was challenged and it was questioned whether the clause was certain enough to be enforced, because it was not clear which flat, or what income would be reasonable. Judgment Ungoed-Thomas J held the trust was sufficiently certain. See also English trust law Notes References English trusts case law High Court of Justice cases 1965 in case law 1965 in British law