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Definition
Legal principle that, in general, a court may vary the terms of the administration of a trust to carry out the intentions of the trustor or to preserve the trust. See also doctrine of cy près.
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doctrine of approximation is in the Banking, Commerce & Finance, Corporate, Commercial, & General Law and Disaster Planning & Risk Management subjects.
doctrine of approximation appears in the definition of the following term: doctrine of cy près
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