person empowered by law to act in the similar capacity as the aforementioned persons, as the case may be, shall undertake necessary and appropriate actions until a new trustee is completely vested with the
undertaking of any business or bankrupt, a receiver, a liquidator or any other person empowered by law to act in the similar capacity as the aforementioned persons, as the case may be, shall undertake necessary
undertaking of any business or bankrupt, a receiver, a liquidator or any other person empowered by law to act in the similar capacity as the aforementioned persons, as the case may be, shall undertake necessary
from those held in its own capacity and any property in its possession . In cases where the trustee manages several trusts, the trustee shall segregate the trust property of one trust from https
/ActandRoyalEnactment/Act/act-sea2016-no5.pdf Microsoft Word - edited 18 4 08 - A4 paper.doc held in its own capacity ; (2) manage the trust property in accordance with the trust instrument and this Act; (3) record the
-AMENDED.PDF (Translation) trust property from those held in its own capacity and any property in its possession . In cases where the trustee manages several trusts, the trustee shall segregate the trust
shall retain office for the remaining duration of the full term of the Chairman or commissioner whom he replaces. ( During the period when no appointment of the Chairman or a commissioner of the SEC has
commissioner, as the case may be. The appointed Chairman or commissioner shall retain office for the remaining duration of the full term of the Chairman or commissioner whom he replaces. During the period when
time; (2) scope of responsibility in the position of such person in accordance with the laws or as assigned by the board of directors and; (3) qualification, knowledge, capability, and experience
declares his intention to the fund manager or the liquidator to transfer all of the amount of benefits entitled to receive from the fund by such employee or the remaining amount in cases of installment