231Consents to execution of trust for sale etc

231 Consents to execution of trust for sale etc (1) If the consent of 3 or more people is required by a disposition for the execution of a trust for sale of property, or the exercise of a power of sale of property under a trust, then, for a purchaser, the consent of any 2 of those people to the execution of the trust or the exercise of the power or to the exercise of any statutory or other powers vested in the trustees is enough. (2) If a person whose consent is required by a disposition for the execution of a trust for sale of property, or the exercise of a power of sale of property under a trust, is a person with a legal disability, the person’s consent is, for a purchaser, taken not to be required. (3) However, for the disposition mentioned in subsection (2), the trustees must get the consent of— (a) if the person is a child—the parent or testamentary or other guardian of the child; or (b) if the person is a person with a mental disability—the manager of the person’s property under the Guardianship and Management of Property Act 1991; or (c) if there is no parent, guardian or manager—the Supreme Court.