116.006[1/2] – JUDICIAL CONTROL OF DISCRETIONARY POWER. (a)
Texas Property Code § 116.006[1/2]
Summary
This law restricts courts from intervening in a trustee's discretionary decisions unless there is clear evidence of abuse. It ensures that a trustee's judgment is respected, even if the court would have made a different choice.
Courts cannot override trustee decisions without proof of abuse.
Trustee discretion is upheld unless misused.
Different court opinions do not constitute abuse of discretion.
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