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Connecticut General Statutes 52-106 - Executor, administrator or trustee of express trust may sue or be sued alone

Connecticut General Statutes > Title 52 > Chapter 898 > § 52-106 - Executor, administrator or trustee of express trust may sue or be sued alone


Current as of: 2009

An executor, administrator, or trustee of an express trust may sue or be sued without joining the persons represented by him and beneficially interested in the action.

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