ABSTRACT
Consociate wealth consists of the total resources of a holder of a proprietary land unit other than the wealth in the unit itself with which the external wealth is consociate. The holder of a proprietary land unit may be secured in the title to it as a real person, thereby giving the unit a simple proprietary character form; and at the same time hold another proprietary land unit or other wealth as a trustee, that is to say in a fiduciary capacity. Consociate and adventitious wealth can, therefore, never be other than consociate with, and adventitious to, a proprietary land unit. Demarcation lines setting a proprietary land unit apart from the wealth consociate with it can be drawn with some assurance in most cases. Of first and obvious importance is the influence consociate wealth has upon the manœuvrability of resources within a proprietary land unit.
