California · Probate Code

PROB §15603: On application by the trustee, the court clerk shall issue a certificate that the trustee is a duly appointed and acting trustee under the trust if the court file shows the incumbency of the trustee.

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A court clerk must issue a certificate confirming a trustee's valid appointment and current status when the trustee applies and court records verify the trustee's position.

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On application by the trustee, the court clerk shall issue a certificate that the trustee is a duly appointed and acting trustee under the trust if the court file shows the incumbency of the trustee.

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