55-2-17. Conditions under which beneficiary has power to change trustees.
For the purposes of §55-2-15, a beneficiary shall be considered to have the power to "change the trustees" if he or she can, alone or with others, name himself or herself as a trustee or can remove a trustee and replace that trustee with a new trustee who is the beneficiary or who is related or subordinate (as defined in §672 of the I.R.C.) to the beneficiary.
Source: SL 2007, ch 281, §3; SL 2009, ch 252, §18.
Structure South Dakota Codified Laws
Title 55 - Fiduciaries and Trusts
Chapter 02 - Duties And Liabilities Of Trustees
Section 55-2-1 - Trustee's obligation of good faith.
Section 55-2-4 - Trustee's influence not to be used for his advantage.
Section 55-2-5 - Trustee not to assume a trust adverse to the interest of beneficiary.
Section 55-2-6 - Adverse interest of trustee--Information to beneficiary--Removal of trustee.
Section 55-2-7 - Fraud against beneficiary of trust.
Section 55-2-8 - Presumption against trustee.
Section 55-2-9 - Liability of trustee mingling trust property with his own.
Section 55-2-11 - Liability for acts of cotrustee.
Section 55-2-14 - Duty to provide information regarding revocable trust and its administration.
Section 55-2-17 - Conditions under which beneficiary has power to change trustees.
Section 55-2-20 - Impermissible use of power.
Section 55-2-22 - Fiduciary duty to determine that substituted property is of equivalent value.
Section 55-2-23 - Reliance of excluded fiduciaries and trustees on tax information.