South Dakota Statutes

§ 55-5-13 — Court authority over trustee.

South Dakota § 55-5-13

JurisdictionSouth Dakota

Title 55FIDUCIARIES AND TRUSTS

Ch. 55-4INVESTMENT AND MANAGEMENT POWERS OF FIDUCIARIES

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S.D. Codified Laws § 55-5-13 (2026).

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Nothing in this chapter abrogates or restricts the power of an appropriate court in proper cases to direct or permit the trustee to deviate from the terms of the trust instrument or to direct or permit the trustee to take, or to restrain the trustee from taking, any action regarding the making or retention of investments.

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Legislative History

SL 1995, ch 271, § 13.

Nearby Sections

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§ 55-1-1

Purposes for which trust may be created.

§ 55-1-10

Transfer of real property to one for money paid by another--Trust presumed.

§ 55-1-11

Implied trust--Declaration by court of equity.

§ 55-1-12

Trustor, trustee, beneficiary, power of appointment, and person defined.

§ 55-1-13

Voluntary trustee--Assumption of relationship.

§ 55-1-14

Interest in existing trust--Transfer by operation of law or written instrument.

§ 55-1-15

Certain trusts not terminated upon trustor's death.

§ 55-1-2

Trusts classified.

§ 55-1-20

Trusts for noncharitable purposes.

§ 55-1-21

Trust for care of animal, care of other property, or other lawful noncharitable purpose.

§ 55-1-21.1

Termination of trust for care of animal.

§ 55-1-21.10

Trustee may not use principal and income other than for trust's purposes.

§ 55-1-21.11

Co-enforcer appointment--Powers.

§ 55-1-21.2

Judicial reduction of property transferred to trustee if trust corpus exceeds amount required for intended purposes.

§ 55-1-21.3

Court order where fulfillment of purposes are impossible, inexpedient, or unlawful.

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