settlor

Settlor

One who establishes a trust—a right of property, real or personal—held and administered by a trustee for the benefit of another.

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settlor

n. the person who creates a trust by a written trust declaration, called a "Trustor" in many (particularly western) states and sometimes referred to as the "Donor." The settlor usually transfers the original assets into the trust. (See: trust, trustor)

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settlor

a person who settles property on someone.
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