Common use of Authority to Act Clause in Contracts

Authority to Act. The approval of any court, the Trustor, or any beneficiary of any Trust created by this Trust shall not be required for any dealings with the Trustee of this Trust, and any person so dealing with the Trustee of this Trust shall assume that the Trustee has the same power and authority to act as any individual does in the management of his or her own affairs. Further, upon presentation of a copy of this page and any other page of this Trust, any person shall accept same as conclusive proof of the terms and authority granted by this Trust, and shall assume that no conflicting terms or directions are contained in any of the omitted pages.

Appears in 16 contracts

Samples: Revocable Living Trust Agreement, Revocable Living Trust Agreement, Revocable Living Trust Agreement

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