Pennsylvania § 7780.15 - Powers of trust director and shared powers - UDTA 6.
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§ 7780.15. Powers of trust director and shared powers - UDTA 6.
(a) Grant of powers.--The terms of a trust may grant a power of direction to one or more trust directors. A power of direction may extend to any one or more of a trustee's powers, subject to section 7780.18 (relating to limitations on powers of trust director - UDTA 7).
(b) Shared powers.--Trust directors that share powers may act by majority decision unless the terms of the trust provide otherwise.
Source: official Pennsylvania text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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