The trustee can delegate his nondelegable powers granted by law or by the trust instrument itself.

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The trustee has certain nondelegable powers, such as the duty of loyalty and the duty to exercise reasonable care, which cannot be delegated to other parties. The trustee can only delegate certain administrative tasks or hire professionals to assist with carrying out their duties, but ultimate responsibility still lies with the trustee.

The Trustee Can Delegate His Nondelegable Powers Granted by Law