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Wills, trusts and estates

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A trustee ( adjective-noun or subject attribute) is an individual who, in fact, represents an entity under an Employment Identification Number, known as a trust (noun).

An entity cannot be a Trustee of a Trust for the reason that an entity cannot represent another entity, unless these entities have merged into one.