If you are a beneficiary, you can ask the court to review a decision made by someone who has the power to remove or appoint trustees. This person has made a decision to remove or appoint a trustee, and you want the court to check if it was a good decision. You can apply to the court for this review, and the court will follow rules outlined in sections 126 and 127 to help make a decision about your application.
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A beneficiary may apply to the court for the review of the exercise, by a person with the power to remove or to appoint trustees, of a power to remove or to appoint a trustee.
Sections 126 and 127 apply with all necessary modifications to the application.
