11 Mode of action of public trustee
Public Trustee Act 1906 (1906 c 55) | Legislation

11  Mode of action of public trustee

(1)     The public trustee shall not, nor shall any of his officers, act under this Act for reward, except as provided by this Act.

(2)     The public trustee may, subject to the rules made under this Act, employ for the purposes of any trust such solicitors, bankers, accountants, and brokers, or other persons as he may consider necessary, and in determining the persons to be so employed in relation to any trust the public trustee shall have regard to the interests of the trust, but subject to this shall, whenever practicable, take into consideration the wishes

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