Marsman v. Nasca

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• remedy for failure to make payments of trust principal is imposition of constructive trust in favor of beneficiary’s estate
• provisions of exculpatory clause (pertaining to Trustee’s liability), although strictly construed, are held effective except in instances of bad faith or intentional wrongdoing
• exculpatory clause protected trustee who failed to inquire into beneficiary’s financial needs
• exculpatory clause held effective except in instances of intentional wrongdoing

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).