From: Patrick Chkoreff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
One question though, Ari. I looked around the site and didn't see the
fees
you charge on spends WITHIN the system (between I$ accounts). I saw the
fees for in- and out-exchanges, but not for internal spends. What am I
missing?
Sorry, just found
So I think it is very clear that the trust is not an entity that
holds property but a contract (deed) between a settlor and trustee
(s). The assets are owned by the trustee(s). Anyone employed by a
trust is employed by the trustee(s). Any trading done by a trust is
done by the trustee(s).
I suggest you re-read the snippet you provided. A trustee holds
property 'in trust' for some designated person or cause. It does not
belong to him. This is why, for instance, if you arrange your affairs
properly you can be bankrupt while benefitting from payments and/or
the use of property
