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Originally Posted by weishaupt1776
You obviously misread the post. I said ask the following whether or not pure trusts are bogus. Those corporations use pure trusts
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Perhaps its the prefix "Pure" or "Common Law" that is throwing people on the defensive. I like using the term non-statutory because that is really what is important and is more accurate. What is significant is that the trust (regardless of what model it is derived from) has no statutory ties and doesn't derive its right to exist from some statute proscribing a charter issued from a state agency.
-BT
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