Michigan · statute · 195 of 1943, Mich. Comp. Laws · 6 active provisions
Whenever a trustee of an express trust is, or hereafter shall be engaged in war service, as herein defined, the circuit court in chancery may, upon the petition of such trustee, or any co-trustee, or upon petition of any person having a beneficial interest in the trust administered by such trustee, whether singly or jo…
When the trustee whose powers have been suspended as aforesaid shall cease to be engaged in war service, as determined by the court, and any of the duties of his office shall not have been fully performed, the court shall, on petition of such trustee or any person beneficially interested in the trust of which he was a…
It shall be the duty of the trustee whose powers have been suspended as provided in this act, to deliver all property in his possession belonging to the trust administered by him to the co-trustees or substitute trustee, and to make and file an accounting within 30 days after the issuance of the order suspending his po…
Whenever a petition filed under the provisions of section 1 hereof by a person other than the trustee engaged in war service, shall be duly sworn to and shall state that the trustee engaged in war service cannot be personally served by reason of his absence from the state of Michigan, the court shall, on the filing the…
For the purposes of this act a trustee shall be deemed to be engaged in war service in any of the following instances: (a) If he is a member of the military, naval or air forces of the United States of America or any of its allies; (b) If he is engaged in any work beyond the borders of the state of Michigan in connecti…
This act shall take immediate effect, and its provisions shall be controlling notwithstanding the provisions of any other statute of this state.