The testator may, by an act inter vivos or causa mortis, entrust the mere power of making the division after his death to any person who is not one of the coheirs.\nThe provisions of this and the foregoing sections shall be observed, even should there be a minor or a person subject to guardianship among the coheirs; but the trustee must in such case make an inventory of the property of the inheritance, citing the coheirs, the creditors, and the legatees.\nHistory —Civil Code, 1930, § 1010.
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