Objects and Purposes of the Trust Sample Clauses

The "Objects and Purposes of the Trust" clause defines the specific goals and intended beneficiaries of the trust. It outlines who the trust is meant to benefit, such as family members, charities, or other entities, and describes the types of activities or distributions the trust is authorized to undertake. By clearly stating these objectives, the clause ensures that the trustee has clear guidance on how to manage and distribute the trust assets, thereby preventing misuse and aligning the trust's administration with the settlor's intentions.
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Objects and Purposes of the Trust. The objects for which the Trust is established are to receive, manage and administer the Trust Assets on behalf of and for the benefit of the present and future Members of the Whanau Hapu and, in particular, to enable the Whanau Hapu to be the effective decision makers in relation to their respective interests in the foreshore and seabed.
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Objects and Purposes of the Trust. The purpose of the Trust is for the Trustee to take and hold title to the property conveyed to the Trustee and to preserve the same until its sale or other disposition. The Trustee shall not undertake any activity which is not strictly necessary to attainment of the foregoing objects and purposes, nor shall the Trustee transact business within the meaning of applicable governing law, or any other law, nor shall this Trust Agreement be deemed to be, or create or evidence the existence of a corporation, de facto or de jure, or any other type of business trust, or an association in the nature of a corporation, or a co-partnership or joint venture by or between the Trustee and the Beneficiary.
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Objects and Purposes of the Trust. The purpose and objects for which the Trust is established are: 4.1 On Resettlement Date, to receive Shares and other assets resettled by the trustees of the Counties Power Trust. 4.2 If the Trustees so elect to subscribe for, purchase or otherwise acquire additional shares in the capital of the Company. 4.3 To retain and hold the Shares until such time as the Shares or a portion of them are sold, transferred or disposed of. 4.4 In the event of any sale, transfer or other disposition of Shares or a portion of them to hold the proceeds of any such sale, transfer or other disposition upon the trust for capital in accordance with Clause 6.1. 4.5 To receive Dividends and other income and to distribute, pay, apply or appropriate the Dividends and other income of the Trust Fund which the Trustees do not resolve to accumulate in the manner provided in Clause 5 of this Deed. 4.6 Following the Termination Date to pay, apply and appropriate the capital of the Trust in the manner provided in Clause 6.2.
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