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A Matter of Trusts: Changing the trustee of a trust

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Published on 01 Nov 05 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

Generally, any person or entity that is capable at law of holding property in its own right may be appointed as a trustee. The appointment of a trustee may occur by the instrument creating the trust in accordance with the settlor's direction, by following the process described in an existing trust's deed or by appointment of a Court pursuant to a statutory power.

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