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Article 100Registration by reason of Change of Trustee

第百条(受託者の変更による登記等)

If the trustee's duties have been terminated due to the trustee's death, an order for commencement of guardianship or commencement of curatorship given to the trustee, order of commencement of bankruptcy proceedings given to the trustee, the trustee's dissolution by reasons other than the merger of a juridical person, or a dismissal order given to the trustee by the court or competent government agency (including a national government administrative agency to which the authority of the competent government agency is delegated, and a prefectural executive agency that administers affairs under the jurisdiction of the competent government agency; the same applies in Article 102, paragraph (2)), and a new trustee has been appointed, an application for a registration of transfer of a right as a result of the change of the trustee in relation to the real property that is included in the trust property may be filed independently by the newly appointed trustee, notwithstanding the provisions of Article 60.

受託者の任務が死亡、後見開始若しくは保佐開始の審判、破産手続開始の決定、法人の合併以外の理由による解散又は裁判所若しくは主務官庁(その権限の委任を受けた国に所属する行政庁及びその権限に属する事務を処理する都道府県の執行機関を含む。第百二条第二項において同じ。)の解任命令により終了し、新たに受託者が選任されたときは、信託財産に属する不動産についてする受託者の変更による権利の移転の登記は、第六十条の規定にかかわらず、新たに選任された当該受託者が単独で申請することができる。

Where there are two or more trustees, if the duties of at least one of the trustees have been terminated due to any of the causes prescribed in the preceding paragraph, an application for a registration of the transfer of a right as a result of the termination of the duties of the trustee in relation to the real property that is included in the trust property may be filed independently by another one of the trustees, notwithstanding the provisions of Article 60.

受託者が二人以上ある場合において、そのうち少なくとも一人の受託者の任務が前項に規定する事由により終了したときは、信託財産に属する不動産についてする当該受託者の任務の終了による権利の変更の登記は、第六十条の規定にかかわらず、他の受託者が単独で申請することができる。

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