What are the features of a protectorate?

Table of Contents:

1. What are the features of a protectorate?
2. What is a direct rule?
3. What is the difference between direct and indirect rule?
4. What is a protector?
5. Is a trust protector a good idea?
6. What is a protector in a relationship?
7. Can a trust protector be a relative?
8. What is a trust protectors job?
9. What is a protector in a trust deed?
10. Who can oversee a trust?

What are the features of a protectorate?

Protectorates are weak territories protected and partly controlled by stronger ones. A country defends its protectorate, but it doesn't own it, and it doesn't meddle with the protectorate's internal affairs. A protectorate is in a more equal relationship with its mother country than a colony.

What is a direct rule?

Direct rule is when an imperial or central power takes direct control over the legislature, executive and civil administration of an otherwise largely self-governing territory.

What is the difference between direct and indirect rule?

what are the differences between DIRECT and INDIRECT rule? Direct rule sends their own officials to rule, impose on the culture, and use the land for their own colonies. Indirect rule allows local rulers to decide on things, try to groom the kids to be like them, and did allow culture to stay (for the most part).

What is a protector?

A protector is someone who takes care of you. In most families, part of the parents' job is to be their children's protectors. A museum guard is a protector of valuable artworks, and a Great Pyrenees dog might work as the protector of a flock of sheep, barking at predators.

Is a trust protector a good idea?

There are a number of reasons for appointing a trust protector. Having a protector allows a long-term trust to be more flexible and adapt to factual and legal changes. For example, beneficiaries may get divorced or die prematurely or the law may change.

What is a protector in a relationship?

Protectors are positive, committed and trustworthy people that get their joy from helping and supporting others and knowing they are in a relationship with a partner that reciprocates their appreciation.

Can a trust protector be a relative?

Generally the trust protector may be a family member or friend (typically someone who is not a beneficiary or trustee of the trust), an unrelated trusted advisor, or a group of these individuals acting by majority or unanimous agreement.

What is a trust protectors job?

The trust protectors' job is to protect beneficiaries from trustees. There have been situations where a trustee has attempted to make money off trust assets, dishonestly. A trust protector can step in and terminated the trustee.

What is a protector in a trust deed?

Related Content. An individual, a group of individuals or a company who (or which) is given certain powers under the trust deed or in certain jurisdictions under statute.

Who can oversee a trust?

A trust is an arrangement in which one person, called the trustee, controls property for the benefit of another person, called the beneficiary. The person who creates the trust is called the settlor, grantor, or trustor.