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ARTICLE · 25 NOVEMBER 2024

Practical Considerations For Outgoing Trustees

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Whether at the request of beneficiaries, or through their own choice, trustees will often know when the time is right to pass the baton. This guide highlights a few practical considerations...

GuernseyCorporate/Commercial Law

Whether at the request of beneficiaries, or through their own choice, trustees will often know when the time is right to pass the baton. This guide highlights a few practical considerations to which a trustee ought to have regard upon their retirement as trustee.

The rules on retirement

The trust instrument will always be the starting point for trustee decision-making. Trustees planning an exit should carefully review the terms of the trust instrument for any express powers concerning changes of trustees. A failure to comply with terms of the trust instrument relating to such powers might invalidate a deed or instrument of retirement, appointment and indemnity (commonly known as a DORA or IORA).

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