What Is a Trust Corpus

question 73

Multiple Choice

What is a trust corpus?

• A) property and assets that are claimed in case of intestacy
• B) property and assets that the trustee has an equitable right to
• C) property and assets escheated to the government in the absence of a trustee
• D) property and assets held in trust to be used for the benefit of a third person

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