Conferring express powers on a trustee to mortgage or deal with trust property, combined with failure to exercise reasonable care (such as ignoring warnings about the trustee's trustworthiness), may constitute disentitling conduct that postpones the beneficiary's equitable interest to a later equitable interest acquired for value without notice.
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