Code of Virginia - Title 26 Fiduciaries Generally - Chapter 4 Appointment, Qualification, Resignation, Removal, Etc., Of Fiduciaries

  • 26-46 Resignation by fiduciary of his trust
    Any personal representative, guardian, conservator or committee may be allowed by the court in which or before the clerk of which he qualified to resign ...
  • 26-46.1 Authority to qualify trustee; necessity for security; notice of qualification; qualification by les...
    Subject to the provisions of § 26-50, the clerk of any court having the jurisdiction of the probate of wills, or any duly qualified deputy ...
  • 26-46.2 Jurisdiction for qualification of trustee; qualification and bond; when surety not require...
    In the case of testamentary trusts, if the will has been admitted to probate in this Commonwealth, the jurisdiction where the will has been probated ...
  • 26-46.3 Same; certain testamentary trustees and trustees generally
    In the case of testamentary trusts for which there is no jurisdiction for probate as provided in § 26-46.2, and in the case of any ...
  • 26-47 New fiduciary appointed when authority of former revoked
    At or after the date of any order revoking and annulling the powers of any fiduciary, the court in which he qualified shall exercise such ...
  • 26-48 Court may appoint trustee in place of one dead, resigned, etc
    When a trustee in a will, deed or other writing (i) dies, (ii) becomes incapable of executing the trust on account of physical or mental ...
  • 26-49 Description unavailable
    Repealed by Acts 2005, c. 935, cl. 3, effective July 1, 2006. ...
  • 26-50 Notice required; certain substitutions validated
    A motion under § 26-48 shall be after reasonable notice to all persons interested in the execution of the trust other than the plaintiff in ...
  • 26-51 Who to execute the trust until new trustee appointed
    The personal representative of a deceased sole trustee or the remaining trustee or trustees, if there were more than one trustee, and one or more ...
  • 26-52 Courts of equity may exercise same powers
    A court of equity, in a suit pending to enforce or administer the trust, may exercise all the powers conferred by §§ 26-48 through 26-51 ...
  • 26-53 through 26-55
    Repealed by Acts 2005, c. 935, cl. 3, effective July 1, 2006. ...
  • 26-56 How securities transferred to successor
    When any securities for money loaned or invested shall be standing in the name of any fiduciary who shall have died, resigned or whose power ...
  • 26-57 Validation of substitutions of trustees made without sufficient notice to persons interested and va...
    When trustees have been substituted by proceedings in the courts of this Commonwealth in place of original trustees under deeds recorded in this Commonwealth, without ...
  • 26-58 Trustee who is corporate stockholder or employee or counsel to noteholder not disqualifie...
    The mere fact that a trustee in a deed of trust to secure a debt due to a corporation is a stockholder, member, employee, officer ...

Last modified: April 3, 2009