Use of them was common in the 1970s in Italy.Before anti-money-laundering rules in 1991, a beneficial owner of shares registered to a trust company could sell shares and receive payment directly from the buyer under so-called "franco valuta" transactions (ie, the money would bypass the trust company).
But European regulators last week showed no signs of buying these arguments, fuelling speculation the exchanges would look to bypass the anti-trust team and focus their lobbying on competition commissioner Joaquin Almunia.
The surviving spouse has access to the trust's earnings and principal, but what's left in the trust "bypasses" the survivor's estate.
The surviving spouse has access to the trust's earnings and, if need be, principal, but what's in the trust "bypasses" the survivor's estate.
Only the paper ballots would be counted, bypassing the need to trust the voting machine.
Using this technique, BackupHDDVD is able to completely bypass the AACS chain of trust, rendering it immune to revocation.
While the idea for Bitcoin is to consign transactions entirely to software, bypassing the perceived risk of trusting central authorities and flawed human beings, ecos depend on a community of people who trust one another fully.
While the idea for Bitcoin is to consign transactions entirely to software, bypassing the perceived risk of trusting central authorities and flawed human beings, the CIC's currency depends on a community of people who trust one another fully.
"By having a trust, you bypass the need to get that authorization," Mr. Reynolds said.
When she dies, what's left in the trust bypasses her estate and goes directly to the kids.
