| Sometimes, trust involves little or no cooperation, so that the trustor is completely dependent on the trustee, although the reverse is not true. |
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| The fiduciary transactions are based on the trust that the trustor lends to trustee. |
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| At the end of the agreement, the trustee will have to transfer the assets he is holding to a beneficiary designated by the trustor. |
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| Clarify the status of the trustor in a farm security trust to make it effective. |
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| The supreme body is the trustor or his legal successor, the owner of the trustor rights. |
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| Because these goods may benefit the trustor, the trustee, or society in general, they are therefore social as well as individual goods, where the most relevant individuals tend to be parties to the trust relationship. |
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| Conversely, when shared values are absent or when trustee and trustor are unsure of each other's values, free exchange of knowledge and information is unlikely. |
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| Trusts can be incorporated or formed into limited liability companies, with the business entity acting as both trustor and trustee. |
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| If one thinks that it matters only whether not how the trustor will be motivated to act, then one could assume that social constraints and self-interest will do the job as well as a moral disposition. |
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| If trust were only justified when the trustor could produce legitimate reasons for why the trustee is trustworthy, then cooperation with justified trust would not be a whole lot easier than cooperation without it. |
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| According to it, a trustee who is actually trustworthy will act out of goodwill toward the trustor, to what or to whom the trustee is entrusted with, or both. |
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| Others say that the reasons need not be internal, but can instead be external to the trustor and can lie in what caused the trust, or, more specifically, in the epistemic reliability of what caused it. |
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| Lewis and Weigert present in their research works that cognitive trust is established and developed when a trustor identified good and valid reasons to trust. |
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| One can think of the amount of money sent by the trustor as a measure of trust, and of the amount of money returned by the trustee as a measure of reciprocity. |
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