Sentence examples for estate upon from inspiring English sources

Tallage, in medieval Europe, a tax imposed by the lord of an estate upon his unfree tenants.

At issue is the allocation of wireless spectrum, the crucial "real estate" upon which wireless networks are built.

In 1831 Lee married Custis's only daughter, Mary Ann Randolph, who inherited the Arlington estate upon her father's death in 1857.

Carolyn M. Glynn, a trusts and estates partner at Dunnington, Bartholow & Miller in Manhattan, explained that the bypass trust would keep some of the husband's money, usually up to the exemption, out of the wife's estate upon his death.

During the thunderous pregame ovation, Riley blew kisses to the Garden faithful and thanked them again for attending the fan appreciation gala he threw at his Connecticut estate upon his amicable departure from the Knicks two years before.

If their estate upon death amounts to more than £234,000, the recipients of a financial gift within the preceding seven years have to pay tax at 40percentnt.

A survey by Salomon Brothers a few years ago predicted that a swing of such magnitude would be sufficient to destroy many retailers, and the value of the real-estate upon which they stand.BRENDAN DUNPHYNice, FranceGum loreSIR—I was interested to read of the recent discoveries about what makes adhesives and gum sticky ("Blame it on the bubbles", January 23rd).

It also sells "estate lots" upon which buyers can build a custom home.

The country has a gift tax; it no longer collects an estate tax upon death.

But property passing to a same-sex spouse is still subject to federal estate taxes upon the first spouse's death.

The homeowner's desire to nest didn't arrive at my place along with the congratulatory bottle of cheap booze from the real estate agent upon purchase.