Primary supervision definition
Primary supervision means a court has or would have the authority to determine substantially all issues regarding the administration of the entire trust. “Primary supervision,” and thus the court test, is not defeated by the fact that another court has jurisdiction over a trustee, a beneficiary, or any trust property, or that both a U.S. and foreign court are able to exercise primary supervision over the administration of the trust.
Primary supervision means the judicial “authority to determine substantially all issues regarding the administration of the entire trust . . . notwithstanding the fact that another court has jurisdiction over a trustee, a beneficiary, or trust property.”
Primary supervision means that a court has or would have the authority to determine substantially all issues regarding the adminis- tration of the entire trust. A court may have primary supervision, notwithstanding the fact that another court has jurisdiction over a trustee, a beneficiary, or trust property. (Regs. §301.7701-7(c)(3)(iv)).
Examples of Primary supervision in a sentence
Primary supervision of Student Therapists shall be provided by a licensed psychologist, marriage and family therapist, or social worker staff member of APU with the assistance of any secondary psychologist staff members of APU, including registered psychologists.
Primary supervision of Student Therapists shall be provided by a licensed psychologist staff member of APU with the assistance of any secondary psychologist staff members of APU, including registered psychologists.
Primary supervision of volunteers and interns shall be done by supervisory staff.
More Definitions of Primary supervision
Primary supervision means a court has or would have the authority to determine substantially all issues regarding the administration of the entire trust. “Primary supervision,”