Trustee self-dealing restrictions: trustee cannot buy or lease a beneficiary's trust interest without prior permission and only if clearly beneficial. Trustees and recent ex-trustees may not buy, become mortgagee, or become lessee of trust property or a beneficiary's interest without prior permission, which must be allowed only if the proposed transaction is manifestly for the beneficiary's advantage. Additionally, any trustee whose duty is to purchase or to obtain a mortgage or lease of specified property for the beneficiary is barred from acquiring any part of that property for himself to avoid conflicts arising from duties to purchase.
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Trustee self-dealing restrictions: trustee cannot buy or lease a beneficiary's trust interest without prior permission and only if clearly beneficial.
Trustees and recent ex-trustees may not buy, become mortgagee, or become lessee of trust property or a beneficiary's interest without prior permission, which must be allowed only if the proposed transaction is manifestly for the beneficiary's advantage. Additionally, any trustee whose duty is to purchase or to obtain a mortgage or lease of specified property for the beneficiary is barred from acquiring any part of that property for himself to avoid conflicts arising from duties to purchase.
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