Uniform Transfer on Death Security Registration Act
Utah · 75 · §§ 75-6-301 to 75-6-313 · 13 sections
Overview
The act governs the registration of securities in beneficiary form — a transfer-on-death designation naming who is to receive a security when its owner dies. It establishes how such a registration is created and what legal effect it carries: it controls ownership on the owner's death, treats the resulting transfer as nontestamentary rather than as a disposition by will, and reaches securities held in sole ownership as well as in joint tenancy. It also protects a registering entity that acts in accordance with a beneficiary registration, permits registering entities to set their own terms, conditions, and forms for accepting one, and specifies which jurisdiction's law applies to a given registration.
Editorial summary generated from the text of this act. It is not part of the statute — read the sections below for the operative language.
Sections covered
- Utah Code § 75-6-301Title
- Utah Code § 75-6-302Definitions
- Utah Code § 75-6-303Registration in beneficiary form -- Sole or joint tenancy ownership
- Utah Code § 75-6-304Registration in beneficiary form -- Applicable law
- Utah Code § 75-6-305Orientation of registration in beneficiary form
- Utah Code § 75-6-306Form of registration in beneficiary form
- Utah Code § 75-6-307Effect of registration in beneficiary form
- Utah Code § 75-6-308Ownership on death of owner
- Utah Code § 75-6-309Protection of registering entity
- Utah Code § 75-6-310Nontestamentary transfer on death
- Utah Code § 75-6-311Terms, conditions, and forms for registration
- Utah Code § 75-6-312Rules of construction
- Utah Code § 75-6-313Application of part
Enacted in other states
Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Tennessee
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