Louisiana Statutes
§ 9:1753 — Technical language not required; interpretation of instrument
Louisiana § 9:1753
JurisdictionLouisiana
Title 9Civil Code-Ancillaries
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La. Stat. Ann. § 9:1753 (2026).
Text
No particular language is required to create a trust, but it must clearly appear that the creation of a trust is intended.
A trust instrument shall be given an interpretation that will sustain the effectiveness of its provisions if the trust instrument is susceptible of such an interpretation.
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Nearby Sections
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§ 9:1701
§ 9:1701§ 9:171
Periods of limitation§ 9:1711
Definitions§ 9:1711.1
Registration in beneficiary form§ 9:1711.3
Form of registration in beneficiary form§ 9:1711.5
Registration on death of owner§ 9:1711.6
Registering entity§ 9:1711.8
Short title; rules of construction§ 9:1711.9
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