Sentence examples for the donee from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone who receives a gift from a donor.
- John became the donee of the bone marrow donated by his brother.
Then the donee may keep the ring".
Priority donation only changes the priority of the donee thread.
They promise each donor a receipt signed by the donee within 120 days or their money back.
Until the donee beneficiary obtains vested rights, he is without power to affect the decisions made by the contracting parties.
Donors may ask the University to complete the 'Donee Acknowledgment' portion of the IRS Form 8283: Noncash Charitable Donations.
"A gift promise in a contract creates a duty of the promisor to the donee beneficiary to perform the promise.
When securities or real estate are gifted, the persons receiving the gift (donee) retain the cost basis of the person who makes the gift (donor).
Private banks charge an initial fee for collection, a fee for processing and a yearly maintenance fee to preserve the cord blood for use by the specific donee.
A suitor's gifts where no promise to marry was made by the recipient (donee) are often considered absolute and irrevocable.
As he puts it, "a gift without calculable exchange, a gift worthy of this name, would not even appear as such to the donor or donee without the risk of reconstituting, through phenomenality and thus through its phenomenology, a circle of economic reappropriation that would just as soon annul its event" (2005a, 149).
Although commentators have recognized the analogy between the rights of a donee beneficiary and the rights of one receiving a gift of property, they fail to follow the analogy through to its necessary conclusion.
