X. — 7:102 Judicial review

On the application of a party to the trust or a person entitled to enforce performance of an obligation under the trust, a court may review a decision of the trustees or a trust auxiliary whether or how to exercise a power or discretion conferred on them by the trust terms or this Book.

A former trustee who has been removed by the trustees or a trust auxiliary without the trustee's consent has a corresponding right to judicial review of that decision.

A court may avoid a decision of the trustees or a trust auxiliary which is irrational or grossly unreasonable, motivated by irrelevant or improper considerations, or otherwise an abuse of power or outside the powers of the trustees or the trust auxiliary.