The Trustee had a written contract with a UK Company, the
Trustor, which had originally purchased the aircraft before transferring the title deed to the Trustee on 7 August 2015.
Such notice must be provided to the
trustor and each qualified beneficiary, including those not yet born or unascertainable.
This definition captures the important components common to most treatments of trust including uncertainty about another's actions (Li, 2007), expectations that the trusted will not bring harm to the
trustor (Gambetta, 1988), and a willingness to assume risk, or to make oneself vulnerable to another (Mayer et al., 1995).
Mark Fenske
Trustor & Board Member Owner & CFQ, Great NH Restaurants
It tries to convince the
trustor that the harmful act was actually appropriate due to a social norm or value that the trustee felt morally obliged to comply with.
1, assuming node A is the
trustor, node B is a recommended entity.
In examining fidelity, integrity, competency, and trustworthiness dimensions, fidelity captures benevolence, that is, the act of a trustee prioritizing the needs and interests of the
trustor (Mayer, Davis, and Schoorman 1995).
According to Nooteboom (2003), there are four features of the trust that are (1) an individual as
trustor, (2) trust another person, (3) organization as a trustee, and (4) the situation of a particular behaviour.
However, in general, key elements in human-human trust are the characteristics of the trustee, characteristics of the
trustor [2], and the relationship [3].
As of May 31, 2017, SDITC had 17,348
trustor clients from Shandong, which accounted for 32.5% of SDITC's total
trustor clients.
As I begin to coast home today, I want you to know that trust is a relationship established between a
trustor and trustee.