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Code · Connecticut · Title 36a — The Banking Law of Connecticut · CHAPTER 665b — Fiduciary Powers

Sec. 36a-381. (Formerly Sec. 36-315). Exemptions.

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The provisions of sections 36a-380 to 36a-386 , inclusive, shall not apply to the administration of:
(1)Any trust for cemetery purposes by an incorporated cemetery association;
(2)any charitable, religious or educational trust by an entity organized for charitable, religious or educational purposes;
(3)any trust by a life insurance company of the proceeds of its insurance policies;
(4)any trust by an entity without compensation and not as a part of its regular business;
(5)any trust in real or personal property the trustee of which is a corporation acting pursuant to the provisions of section 45a-206 ;
(6)any trust the trustee of which is acting as trustee under mortgage pursuant to the provisions of section 36a-395 ; or
(7)any trust the trustee of which is an out-of-state trust company acting pursuant to section 36a-434a .
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