Common use of Objects and Purposes of the Trust Clause in Contracts

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.