Sentence examples for under the inheritance from inspiring English sources

His mistress, Jo Capece Minutolo, claimed that Shaffer was domiciled in England when he died in London on November 6 2001, aged 75 and that therefore she could claim under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependents) Act.

Antony Nixon, a partner at Thomas Eggar LLP, suggests that today this will could easily be challenged: "Anne could almost certainly claim, under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975, that William's will failed to make 'reasonable financial provision' for her, and ask a court to award her more".

But, if Ms Rawstron and Ms Pearce were right, his only claim for provision from the estate arose under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975, under which a relative can make a claim if an individual has not made proper provision for them in a will.

If your parents do not make a will in your favour, and you are over the age of majority, you might be able to make a claim under the Inheritance (Provision for Family & Dependants) Act 1975, but to be eligible the claimant has to have been economically dependant on the deceased, and in the case of the carer daughter, it was more probably the other way round.

2007: Heather Ilott, her daughter, challenges the will under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act and is awarded £50,000 on the basis she had been "unreasonably" excluded by her mother.

Proposition 5 would increase the advantages under the inheritance tax break for newly purchased homes.

For each locus under consideration, the inheritance vector is a binary vector of length 2 n corresponding to the 2 n gametes that gave rise to the individuals.

I didn't earn it; in fact, it came as a complete surprise, an inheritance from a money-under-the-mattress relative.

Given a disease model λ, define the expected score at the disease locus under this model as where P(w| λ) is the inheritance distribution under disease model λ.

Under the English Inheritance (Family Provision) Act of 1938, as amended in a series of enactments, the court, if it found the decedent had failed to make reasonable financial provision for the applicant, was empowered to order maintenance from the estate to the surviving spouse, an unmarried daughter, a minor son, any incapacitated child, or an unmarried former spouse of the decedent.

Under the new inheritance tax only regime, if children are heirs the estate would owe zip, but if siblings or aunts are heirs there would be inheritance tax due.