Wills, Trusts, and Estates, Volume 1 |
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Page 475
... purpose , since there is no one to whom he owes a duty to carry out the purpose . Even though the legatee cannot be compelled to apply the property to the designated purpose , the courts have very generally held that he can properly do ...
... purpose , since there is no one to whom he owes a duty to carry out the purpose . Even though the legatee cannot be compelled to apply the property to the designated purpose , the courts have very generally held that he can properly do ...
Page 576
... purpose of the trust was to maintain their lifestyle and that distribution of the remaining assets was necessary to accomplish this purpose . The remaindermen , the children of the lifetime beneficiaries , filed consents to the proposed ...
... purpose of the trust was to maintain their lifestyle and that distribution of the remaining assets was necessary to accomplish this purpose . The remaindermen , the children of the lifetime beneficiaries , filed consents to the proposed ...
Page 597
... purpose and it is or becomes impossible or impracticable or illegal to carry out the particular purpose , and if the settlor manifested a more general intention to devote the property to charitable purposes , the trust will not fail but ...
... purpose and it is or becomes impossible or impracticable or illegal to carry out the particular purpose , and if the settlor manifested a more general intention to devote the property to charitable purposes , the trust will not fail but ...
Contents
Societys Control | 1 |
Union National Bank | 20 |
Notes and Questions | 27 |
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A's children A's death adopted appeal apply attorney Bank beneficiary benefit bequeathed bequest Blackacre charitable child claim clause codicil common law community property constructive trust corpus court held created creditors cy pres daughter deceased decedent decedent's defendant determine devise disposition distribution doctrine donor elective share entitled estate tax evidence executed executor exercise fee simple fiduciary funds future interest gift tax grandchildren gross estate heirs husband income infra inheritance inter vivos trust intestacy investment issue joint tenancy lawyer living marriage Note plaintiff power of appointment predeceased principal problem purpose question reason residuary Restatement Second revocable trust revoke Rule against Perpetuities settlor special power spendthrift trust statute supra surviving spouse tenant termination testamentary testator's death testatrix transfer trial court trust assets trust instrument trust property Trusts Law Uniform Probate Code valid vested wife witnesses