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trust with

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trust someone with someone or something
to leave someone in the care of someone or something. Can I trust you with my uncle? He needs to have his medicine right on time. I am sure I can trust you with the money. Don't leave that cake with me. I can't trust myself with it.
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The result is that the trust is a grantor trust with respect to the income portion per Sec.
43 (2007) (generally discussing that a different rule might apply if the decanting involves the transfer of encumbered property with liabilities in excess of basis, or the modification which changes a trust with a partnership interest with negative capital accounts, from a grantor taxable trust to a nongrantor trust).
145) Accordingly, the remedial tradition of the trust with its ready facility for specific relief no longer distinguishes the trust importantly from contract law.
 
 
 
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