Examples of Trust Period in a sentence
No power conferred on the Trustee shall be exercised so as to conflict with the beneficial provisions of this Settlement and the powers conferred on the Trustee shall be exercisable only during the Trust Period and subject to the application, if any, of the rule against perpetuities.
The Trust Period means the period of 125 years beginning with the date of this Trust.
On each Trust Calculation Date during the Trust Period, the Trustee of the First Trust will conduct a calculation of the Trust Assets of the First Trust and calculate the Available Distribution Amount and transfer such Available Distribution Amount from the Trust Collection Ledger to the Expenses Distribution Ledger (or, solely in the case of (g) below, to the Cash Collateral Ledger) in accordance with the following provisions and order.
The Trustee may, at any time during the Trust Period, specify by deed, in relation to the whole or any part of the Trust Fund, a date for the purposes of clause 1.2(b) of this Settlement.
If the terms of any revocable appointment have not been revoked at the end of the Trust Period, the appointment will become irrevocable at that time.