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or disposition of cash or other property transferred to them or to inquire into the authority for or propriety of any action by the Trustees. (D) Consolidation of Trust Property. The Trustees shall not be required to segregate physically the property in any Trust, but may, in their discretion, maintain the trust property in

nted for, whether principal or income, and shall completely release and discharge the Trustees for the acts and proceedings so accounted for. (B) Judicial Settlement of Accounts. Nothing contained in this Article shall preclude the Trustees from seeking a judicial settlement of their accounts. (C) Change of Beneficial Inte

emselves from individual liability when entering into any contract, obligation or transaction in connection with or growing out of such Trust. (E) Consolidation of Trust Property. The Trustees shall not be required to segregate physically the property of multiple Trusts, but may, in their discretion, maintain any part or all

nted for, whether principal or income, and shall completely release and discharge the Trustees for the acts and proceedings so accounted for. (B) Judicial Settlement of Accounts. The Trustees shall not be required to render annual or periodic accounts to any court, whether or not required by statute. Nothing contained in th

emselves from individual liability when entering into any contract, obligation or transaction in connection with or growing out of such Trust. (E) Consolidation of Trust Property. The Trustees shall not be required to segregate physically the property of multiple Trusts, but may, in their discretion, maintain any part or all

nted for, whether principal or income, and shall completely release and discharge the Trustees for the acts and proceedings so accounted for. (B) Judicial Settlement of Accounts. The Trustees shall not be required to render annual or periodic accounts to any court, whether or not required by statute. Nothing contained in th