Trust Land
/ˈtrʌst lænd/
Definitions
- (n.) Land held in trust by a government or organization for the benefit of certain individuals or groups, often indigenous peoples or beneficiaries.
The tribe manages the trust land according to federal regulations to preserve their rights.
Forms
- trust land
- trust lands
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Commentary
Trust land often involves special legal protections and restrictions; drafters should specify the trust's nature and governing authority clearly.
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