Trusts Act 2019

Appointment and discharge of trustees - Appointment of trustee

100: Acts of trustee not invalidated by defect in appointment

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"What a trustee does is still valid even if they weren't appointed correctly"

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If you are a trustee, something you do as a trustee is not invalid just because there was a problem with how you were appointed. This means that even if there was an issue with the process of making you a trustee, the things you do as a trustee are still valid. You can still make decisions and take actions as a trustee, and those actions are not automatically cancelled out because of a problem with your appointment.

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Part 5Appointment and discharge of trustees
Appointment of trustee

100Acts of trustee not invalidated by defect in appointment

  1. The act of a trustee is not invalid by reason only of any defect in the appointment of the trustee.