The issue is that the trust agreement (just like partnership agreements) have certain things built in. keeping your investors in the loop regarding THEIR money is one of things. other things are annual meetings/reports and the larger thing is the tax issue. people could be looking at filling wrong information without knowledge of doing so. The partnership / trust agreement is a matter of state law, not sec. Beyond that, the sec can not wash their hands off because they decided to deregister them. the trust paid fees for sec protections of their investors. you can not cancel the past.
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