Sentence examples for trust provisions from inspiring English sources
A few legal changes have chipped at the edges of this boundary, he said, noting that people can now create trust provisions for their pets, which is an acknowledgement that they aren't the same kind of property as a table or lawnmower.
A will (with trust provisions, depending on your net worth and state) and/or living trust is a must.
Testamentary trust provisions in the will also may specify ages of beneficiaries, or other provisions, that determine when beneficiaries will receive assets.
If June has specific trust provisions in her will, her joint account with Henry can undermine the initial intention of her trust.
"With fast action, creative planning and artfully drafted trust provisions, estate planning professionals can help their clients capitalize on a reality that most professionals thought they would never see".
The employment agreement comprised a "will assign" provision, a trust provision, and a quitclaim provision.
Section 1056(d)(1) is much like a spendthrift trust provision barring assignment or alienation of a benefit, see Boggs, supra, at 852, and the cognate trust law is highly suggestive here.
Judge Reyna, writing for the majority, agreed with the district court that "[t]he 'will assign' language alone does not create an immediate assignment of [the co-inventor's] rights in the invention to [the assignee]." Further, the trust provision did not effect a transfer: the inventor-employee, absent a formal transfer, held the patent in trust for the benefit of the company.
The proposed regulations under Section 199A were connected to new proposed regulations under the above-referenced multiple trust provision, and the new regulations state that a principle purpose will be presumed if it results in a significant income tax benefit, unless there are significant non-tax purposes that could not have been achieved without the creation of the separate trust.
And the league is exempt from anti-trust provisions.
We have an industrial policy for domestic commerce like anti-trust, provisions against price fixing, etc.
