Restatement (Third) of Trusts § 78 (2007)
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American Law Institute · Restatement Section · 2007
Source · Restatement (Third) of Trusts
See also: utc-801
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5 Scott and Ascher on Trusts (5th ed.)
VIII. TreatisesCurrentBogert, The Law of Trusts and Trustees (3d ed.)
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§ V
Related Collections
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The following Research Collections gather authority from this division alongside materials from elsewhere in the catalogue.
Collection
Commercial Law
The Uniform Commercial Code and the federal law of commercial paper, secured transactions, and sales.
Draws from · Statutes · Regulations · Treatises
Collection
Property
Estates in land, recorded instruments, and the chain of title.
Draws from · Statutes · Judicial Opinions · Treatises
Collection
Trust Administration
The instrument, the governing statute, and the fiduciary duties of the trustee.
Draws from · Statutes · Treatises
Collection
Research Methods
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Draws from · Treatises · Practice Manuals
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School
Trust Law & Fiduciary Administration
Trusts, trustees, beneficiaries, and the duties of fiduciaries.
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School
Estate Administration
Probate, intestacy, and the orderly settlement of estates.
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School
Property Law
Estates in land, recording acts, conveyancing, and title.
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School
Business Organizations
Corporations, partnerships, LLCs, and governance.
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Restatement (Third) of Trusts § 78 (2007)
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