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Deed of appointment terminating discretionary trust
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PrecedentsDeed of appointment terminating discretionary trust
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PrecedentsThis deed of appointment is made on [date] by [trustee] of [address] and [trustee] of [address] (the Trustees).
Background
(A)
This Deed is supplemental to a trust dated [date] and made between [parties] (the Trust).
(B)
The Trustees are the present trustees of the Trust.
(C)
The property now subject to the Trust is set out in the Schedule.
(D)
The Trustees intend to exercise the power of appointment given to them by clause [number] of the Trust.
(E)
In this Deed the Trust Period has the same meaning as in the Trust.
This Deed provides:
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Exercise of power
1.1
The Trustees in exercise
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