TRUSTS--APPOINTMENT AND CONTROL OF NON-RESIDENT TRUSTEES

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Abstract

Questions involving the appointment and control of non-resident trustees who administer local trusts have been the subject of consideration in two recent interesting cases. In Price v. United Hebrew Charities, (N. J. 1925) 129 Atl. 712, the court appointed a New York corporation to administer a charitable trust in New Jersey, on the nomination of the testator; while in Bank of New York v. Tilton, (N. H. 1925) 129 Atl. 492, the court refused to appoint a New York corporation to administer a local trust, though the testator had nominated that corporation. The ground for refusing the appointment in the latter case was that the nominee was a foreign corporation.

Recommended Citation

TRUSTS--APPOINTMENT AND CONTROL OF NON-RESIDENT TRUSTEES, 24 Mich. L. Rev. 397 (1926).
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