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Chapter 14 - Attorney General
Act 78 of 1971 CHARITABLE TRUSTEES POWERS ACT (14.271 - 14.287)
AN ACT to prescribe and regulate the functions of charitable trusts and trustees; and to prescribe the functions of the attorney general in relation thereto.
History: 1971, Act 78, Imd. Eff. July 31, 1971
- Section 14.271 Short title.
- Section 14.272 Definitions.
- Section 14.273 Applicability of act.
- Section 14.274 Trustee of private foundation or split interest trust; duties, and powers generally.
- Section 14.275 Tax exemption, deduction, or credit; distributions; prohibited conduct.
- Section 14.276 Split interest trust; applicability of section 14.275(3)(b) and (c).
- Section 14.277 Distributions; trust investment more restrictive than or inconsistent with this act; notice to attorney general.
- Section 14.278 Amendment of trust instrument.
- Section 14.279 Trustee; relief from restrictions of trust instrument.
- Section 14.280 Trustee; release of power to select charitable donee.
- Section 14.281 Delivery of release; effect of specifying public charitable organization as beneficiary.
- Section 14.282 Public charitable trust; supervision by specified public charitable organization.
- Section 14.283 Filing copy of trust instrument and report with specified public charitable organization.
- Section 14.284 Effect of delivery of release and acceptance thereof; supervisory authority of public charitable organization.
- Section 14.285 Termination or dissolution of private foundation trust; consent of attorney general.
- Section 14.286 Action to enforce act.
- Section 14.287 Interpretation of act.
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