Indiana § 28-14-3-21 Appointment by court having jurisdiction; power to renounce
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Indiana Statutes

§ 28-14-3-21 — Appointment by court having jurisdiction; power to renounce appointment

Indiana § 28-14-3-21

Art. 14CORPORATE FIDUCIARIES

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Ind. Code § 28-14-3-21 (2026).

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A court or an officer of a court having jurisdiction to:

(1)grant letters of guardianship;

(2)appoint a trustee, guardian, receiver, or committee of the estate of a person;

(3)appoint a committee, trustee, or receiver in insolvency or bankruptcy proceedings, or in any other proceeding or action, under state or federal law; or

(4)make any other fiduciary appointment provided for in this article; may appoint a corporate fiduciary. However, the corporate fiduciary is not required to accept the appointment.

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A court or an officer of a court having
jurisdiction to:
(1) grant letters of guardianship;
(2) appoint a trustee, guardian, receiver, or committee of the
estate of a person;
(3) appoint a committee, trustee, or receiver in insolvency or
bankruptcy proceedings, or in any other proceeding or action,
under state or federal law; or
(4) make any other fiduciary appointment provided for in this
article;
may appoint a corporate fiduciary. However, the corporate fiduciary is
not required to accept the appointment.