The second comment is the parties would have a right to go to court, into federal district court, to stop the transfer into trust. I would think under that kind of a practice that the courts would strike down the application.
Norman D. Dicks: “The second comment is the parties would have a right to go to court, into federal district court, to stop the transfer…”
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Discussing legal rights related to the transfer of land into trust.
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