If someone asks for an investigation into a trust, you can ask a court to stop it. You can do this at any time after the investigation starts, but before it finishes. A trustee or a beneficiary can make this request to the court, asking for an order to cease the investigation.
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157: Application to court to determine who bears costs of investigation, or
"Asking the court to decide who pays for investigating a trust"
159: Life tenant to have powers of trustee in certain cases, or
"Life tenants can make some decisions about the land they live on if there's no trustee."
At any time after an application for an investigation is made and before the end of an investigation, a trustee or a beneficiary may apply to the court for an order directing that the investigation must not proceed.
