judicial trustee
Law (originally Scottish )
noun
A person appointed by a court of law to act on behalf of another, or (formerly) recognized by a court as so acting, especially with regard to the management of property.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in John Erskine (1695–1768), advocate and jurist.
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