What would happen in the event of an irreconcilable dispute between the co-beneficiaries in an Equity Holding Trust?
Such occurrences are rare due to the third-party neutral trustee aspect of the Equity Holding Trust arrangement, and due to the meticulous and comprehensive nature of NARS documentation. However, Equity Holding Trust beneficiaries do contractually agree in advance that such a disputes, should one ever occur, will be settled by the rules of binding arbitration, and that each party will abide by and rely upon the decision of an arbitrator associated with, and designated by, the American Arbitration Association.
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