Rhode Island § 18-4-14 § 18-4-14. Binding effect of authorized transactions.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 18-4-14 — § 18-4-14. Binding effect of authorized transactions.

Rhode Island § 18-4-14

Title 18Fiduciaries

Ch. 18-4Powers of Fiduciaries

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 18-4-14 (2026).

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§ 18-4-14. Binding effect of authorized transactions.
(a) Any transaction authorized under this chapter shall be binding upon the entire estate
            and interest in the trust property of all the parties to the proceeding and of all
            persons designated and described in the proceeding, as provided.
         
(b) No transaction, note, covenant, or other obligation, executed or entered into as a
            part of or as an incident to any transaction, shall bind the trustee or trustees personally,
            insofar as the transaction, note, covenant, or other obligation is made by the trustee
            or trustees in his or her or their representative capac

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§ 18-4-14. Binding effect of authorized transactions.

(a) Any transaction authorized under this chapter shall be binding upon the entire estate and interest in the trust property of all the parties to the proceeding and of all persons designated and described in the proceeding, as provided.

(b) No transaction, note, covenant, or other obligation, executed or entered into as a part of or as an incident to any transaction, shall bind the trustee or trustees personally, insofar as the transaction, note, covenant, or other obligation is made by the trustee or trustees in his or her or their representative capacity.