 Some have suggested that a "Quistclose" trust is indubitably a trust but would not be a resulting trust as the beneficial interest never 'results back' to the lender; it was with him all the time.However, others point out that there are many resulting trusts whose beneficial interest never leaves the donor, such as the classic example of a trust failing for uncertain objects.It is sometimes argued that "Quistclose" trusts are not a separate species of trust at all but merely a simple trust that has certain characteristics.