HRS § 501-132 - Powers to be noted on certificate; construction for court — United States — Hawaii law | Esheria

HRS § 501-132 - Powers to be noted on certificate; construction for court

If a trust instrument gives an express power to sell, mortgage, or otherwise deal with land, that power must be noted on the certificate of title. Land held in trust cannot be registered for transfer, mortgage, or other dealings unless the trust instrument expressly gives the power or a court judgment construes the ins

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United States — Hawaii
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Language
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certificate of title trust land registration

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If a trust instrument gives an express power to sell, mortgage, or otherwise deal with land, that power must be noted on the certificate of title. Land held in trust cannot be registered for transfer, mortgage, or other dealings unless the trust instrument expressly gives the power or a court judgment construes the instrument to allow it.