Chapter 520 — Uniform Fiduciaries Act
Minnesota Statutes Chapter 520 — Uniform Fiduciaries Act
520.01
Definitions
This section defines key terms used in the Uniform Fiduciaries Act. A fiduciary is anyone who manages money or property …
520.02
Application of Payments Made to Fiduciaries
This section protects people who pay money to a fiduciary. If you owe a debt to a trust or estate and you pay the …
520.03
This section of Chapter 520, which is part of the Uniform Fiduciaries Act governing how fiduciaries handle money and …
520.04
This section of Chapter 520, which is part of the Uniform Fiduciaries Act governing how fiduciaries handle money and …
520.05
This section of Chapter 520, which is part of the Uniform Fiduciaries Act governing how fiduciaries handle money and …
520.06
This section of Chapter 520, which is part of the Uniform Fiduciaries Act governing how fiduciaries handle money and …
520.07
Deposit in Name of Fiduciary as Such
This section covers bank deposits held in the name of a fiduciary. A bank can let the fiduciary withdraw from the …
520.08
Deposit in Name of Principal
This section covers bank deposits held in the name of the principal (the person the fiduciary works for). The bank can …
520.09
Deposit in Fiduciary's Personal Account
This section covers what happens when a fiduciary deposits trust or estate money into their own personal bank account. …
520.10
Deposit in Names of Two or More Trustees
This section covers bank deposits held in the names of two or more trustees. The bank can honor withdrawals by any of …
520.11
Application
This section says the Uniform Fiduciaries Act applies to all fiduciary transactions, whether the fiduciary relationship …
520.12
Cases Not Provided for in Sections 520.01 to 520.13
This section says that situations not covered by the Uniform Fiduciaries Act are still governed by other laws and legal …
520.13
Citation, Uniform Fiduciaries Act
This section provides the official name of the law: the Uniform Fiduciaries Act. This act has been adopted by multiple …
520.21
Definitions
This section defines key terms for the Uniform Act for Simplification of Fiduciary Security Transfers. It covers words …
520.22
Registration in the Name of a Fiduciary
This section allows a corporation or transfer agent to register a security transfer when the security is in the name of …
520.23
Assignment by a Fiduciary
This section covers how a fiduciary can assign or transfer securities. It sets out the rules for what documentation a …
520.24
Evidence of Appointment or Incumbency
This section explains what evidence a corporation or transfer agent may rely on to confirm that a fiduciary has been …
520.25
Adverse Claims
This section addresses what happens when someone claims to have a competing interest in securities held by a fiduciary. …
520.26
Nonliability of Corporation and Transfer Agent
This section protects corporations and transfer agents from liability when they process a fiduciary security transfer in …
520.27
Nonliability of Third Persons
This section protects third parties who deal with a fiduciary in a securities transaction. They are not liable for the …
520.28
Territorial Application
This section says the Uniform Act for Simplification of Fiduciary Security Transfers does not apply if the fiduciary was …
520.29
Tax Obligations
This section says that nothing in the fiduciary security transfer rules changes any tax obligations. Taxes still must be …
520.30
Uniformity of Interpretation
This section says the Uniform Act for Simplification of Fiduciary Security Transfers should be interpreted consistently …
520.31
Short Title
This section provides the official name of the law: the Uniform Act for Simplification of Fiduciary Security Transfers.
520.32
Deposit of Securities in Central Depository
This section allows fiduciaries to deposit securities in a central depository system instead of holding physical …
520.33
Deposit of United States Government and Agency Securities With a Federal Reserve Bank
This section allows fiduciaries to deposit U.S. government and agency securities with a Federal Reserve Bank. The …