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trustee shall have appropriate operating systems to: (1) segregate between trust property and the property held in its own capacity; (2) manage the trust property in accordance with the trust instrument and
held in its own capacity ; (2) manage the trust property in accordance with the trust instrument and this Act; (3) record the ownership or right over the trust property, incomes, expenses and debts of
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
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-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