Source: L. 99: Entire article added, p. 1216, § 1, effective August 4.
This section is taken from Section 13 of UTMA. It grants the trustee very broad powers over the property, subject, however, to the Prudent Person Rule and to the obligations set out in the Act. An alternative approach to subsection (1) that might be taken by an enacting state is to refer to the existing statutes granting powers to a trustee, such as the Uniform Trustee's Powers Act. For example: [A custodial trustee has the powers of a trustee under the Uniform Trustee's Powers Act.]
Structure Colorado Code
Title 15 - Probate, Trusts, and Fiduciaries
Article 1.5 - Colorado Uniform Custodial Trust Act
§ 15-1.5-102. Custodial Trust - General
§ 15-1.5-103. Custodial Trustee for Future Payment or Transfer
§ 15-1.5-104. Form and Effect of Receipt and Acceptance by Custodial Trustee - Jurisdiction
§ 15-1.5-105. Transfer to Custodial Trustee by Fiduciary or Obligor - Facility of Payment
§ 15-1.5-106. Multiple Beneficiaries - Separate Custodial Trusts - Survivorship
§ 15-1.5-107. General Duties of Custodial Trustee
§ 15-1.5-108. General Powers of Custodial Trustee
§ 15-1.5-109. Use of Custodial Trust Property
§ 15-1.5-110. Determination of Incapacity - Effect
§ 15-1.5-111. Exemption of Third Persons From Liability
§ 15-1.5-112. Liability to Third Persons
§ 15-1.5-114. Expenses, Compensation, and Bond of Custodial Trustee
§ 15-1.5-116. Limitations of Action Against Custodial Trustee
§ 15-1.5-117. Distribution on Termination
§ 15-1.5-118. Methods and Forms for Creating Custodial Trusts