Can an executed agreement purporting to settle nonjudicially a trustee's accounts be final and binding absent compliance with the material-purpose doctrine, a.k.a Claflin doctrine? | Charles E. Rounds, Jr. - Suffolk University Law School

An irrevocable fully discretionary inter vivos trust was established to fund the college educations of five named individuals. They were and are fully competent in all respects. Title...

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