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fr 8= 100534 herein. Authority is understood and meant to be similar to that awarded them heroin. Authority is undentood and meant to be similar to that awarded a Board of Directors in a State chattered corporation; wherein the Board operates for the sole interest of, the Stoclt. holders. 30. A TRUSTEE may be. removed by a majority vote of the other trustees. if he discloses Trust affairs without permission of the majority of the Trustees. 31. IN THE EVENT of a subpena or summons, the Trustees will.,agree to disclose information about Trust business only upon a majority vote of the entire 13itrird 41 3'i'rustees. s 32. THIS PURE TRUST ORGANIZATION is a privileged contr=tual communication protected by the United States Constitution and'the common law right of contract. 33. THERE IS NO GROUND for grouping the -- trustees and trust certificate holders -- together. in order to turn them into an association. 34, THIS CONTRACT AND DECLARATION OF TRUST is not intended to create and shall not be interpreted as creating an association, partnership or joint venture of any kind. 35. THE TRUSTEES shall have the power to construe this contract in accordance and in harmony ; with provisions contained herein and that their constructions shall be final and condusive. 36. THIS COWON. LAW TRUST is created as a True Trust and does not depend upon statutory laws for its validity; however, the trustees may by their elfectiom upon a majority vote incorporate all or any part of the "Uniform Trustees' Powers Act ", Wyoming Revised Statutes 4-8 -101 to-4-8-110 (1977), provided said statute does not violate the common law and • provided farther that' .the statute may only be used in harmony with the common law and as authority tp.prove the common law duties and powers of the herein named trustees. 37. FURTHER. -THE TRUSTEES may incorporate by referet.- a setfonh in this Trust Organization ` minutes, any statute under the "Uniform Fiduciaries Act ", Title 4, Chapters 1 through 4 of �» the Wyoming Statutes (1977), provided such incorporation does not effect the common law rights and duties of any parties to this Trust Organization. r• t 1 1�