Sentence examples for settlement of inheritance from inspiring English sources
The nearest the UK has to these schemes is the Acceptance in Lieu scheme where public collections can acquire works in settlement of inheritance tax.
The settlement of state inheritance taxes on two estates also plagued Black.
Figure 1 Land holding per household Table 1 Land tenure Mode of acquisition No. households % households Duration of settlement Inheritance 14 43 35 to 100 years Purchase 10 30 5 to 63 years Lease 5 17 7 to 47 years Occupation 2 7 3 years Gift 1 3 20 years.
Huge estates were initially built up by the king, bishops, monasteries and thegns, but in the 9th and 10th centuries these were slowly broken up as a consequence of inheritance arrangements, marriage settlements and church purchases.
In the century prior to the Norman invasion, England's great estates, owned by the king, bishops, monasteries and thegns, had been slowly broken up as a consequence of inheritance, wills, marriage settlements or church purchases.
But "it will be centuries before men are truly at home in this country", Murray once wrote, and his work has embodied some of the difficulties and conflicts arising from the violent history of white settlement - the tensions between the rural and the urban, and issues of inheritance (whether of language, literature or land).
In the final settlement of the succession, Louis the German's inheritance was restricted to Bavaria by his father, who had reconciled with his oldest son and the heir to the imperial throne, Lothar.
The legacy of inheritance.
This issue of inheritance is key.
From April 2017 £1m free of inheritance tax.
