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Section 27-17A-50

Financial interest in asset or business in which endowment care trust invests, etc.; use of income.

(a) No cemetery authority may directly or indirectly require or direct the investment, reinvestment, or retention by a qualified trustee of any part of an endowment care trust in any asset or business in which the cemetery authority or any officer, director, owner, partner, or employee of the cemetery authority has a financial interest. Nothing contained in this subsection shall prevent the trustee, subject to the provisions regarding investment and reinvestment of the trust estate as are contained in the governing instrument creating the trust, from investing, reinvesting, or retaining any asset or business in which the cemetery authority or any officer, director, owner, partner, or employee of the cemetery authority has an insubstantial or nonmaterial financial interest, provided that the trustee, in the exercise of the trustee's discretion, deems the investment, reinvestment, or retention to be for the best interest of the trust estate.

(b) The net income from the endowment care fund, to the extent that the same is distributed from the fund, shall be used exclusively for covering the costs of endowment care of the cemetery.

(Act 2002-74, p. 221, §1.)

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Statutes > Alabama > Title27 > Chapter17A > 27-17A-50

Section 27-17A-50

Financial interest in asset or business in which endowment care trust invests, etc.; use of income.

(a) No cemetery authority may directly or indirectly require or direct the investment, reinvestment, or retention by a qualified trustee of any part of an endowment care trust in any asset or business in which the cemetery authority or any officer, director, owner, partner, or employee of the cemetery authority has a financial interest. Nothing contained in this subsection shall prevent the trustee, subject to the provisions regarding investment and reinvestment of the trust estate as are contained in the governing instrument creating the trust, from investing, reinvesting, or retaining any asset or business in which the cemetery authority or any officer, director, owner, partner, or employee of the cemetery authority has an insubstantial or nonmaterial financial interest, provided that the trustee, in the exercise of the trustee's discretion, deems the investment, reinvestment, or retention to be for the best interest of the trust estate.

(b) The net income from the endowment care fund, to the extent that the same is distributed from the fund, shall be used exclusively for covering the costs of endowment care of the cemetery.

(Act 2002-74, p. 221, §1.)

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Alabama > Title27 > Chapter17A > 27-17A-50

Section 27-17A-50

Financial interest in asset or business in which endowment care trust invests, etc.; use of income.

(a) No cemetery authority may directly or indirectly require or direct the investment, reinvestment, or retention by a qualified trustee of any part of an endowment care trust in any asset or business in which the cemetery authority or any officer, director, owner, partner, or employee of the cemetery authority has a financial interest. Nothing contained in this subsection shall prevent the trustee, subject to the provisions regarding investment and reinvestment of the trust estate as are contained in the governing instrument creating the trust, from investing, reinvesting, or retaining any asset or business in which the cemetery authority or any officer, director, owner, partner, or employee of the cemetery authority has an insubstantial or nonmaterial financial interest, provided that the trustee, in the exercise of the trustee's discretion, deems the investment, reinvestment, or retention to be for the best interest of the trust estate.

(b) The net income from the endowment care fund, to the extent that the same is distributed from the fund, shall be used exclusively for covering the costs of endowment care of the cemetery.

(Act 2002-74, p. 221, §1.)