10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INDEFEASIBLY»
Discover the use of
indefeasibly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
indefeasibly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Estate Planner's Handbook
Whether property has vested indefeasibly can become contentious, where the
subject property (e.g., shares in a corporation owned by the decedent) is subject
to a buy-sell agreement. The CRA's position is that, because the estate is legally
...
2
A Technical and Jurisprudential Review of the Canadian ...
Clearly the Taxpayer has not otherwise restricted the children‟s' right to retain,
deal with, or sell the Property, as they have done in this instance. The interest is
then "vested indefeasibly" in accordance with the ascribed meanings of the terms
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3
Property: Examples & Explanations
The indefeasibly vested remainder is a remainder with no condition subsequent
and is not a class gift subject to open. A gift ''to A for life, remainder to B and her
heirs'' illustrates the indefeasibly vested remainder. B has a future interest, ...
D. Barlow Burke, Joseph A. Snoe, 2008
Interpretation Bulletin (archived) IT-449R discusses the Canada Revenue
Agency's interpretation of what is meant by "vested indefeasibly". Subsection 248
(9.2) provides that property shall be deemed not to have vested indefeasibly: • in
a ...
Suzanne Hanson, Sandra Bussey, 2008
Remainder indefeasibly vested: A remainder indefeasibly vested is one which is
certain to become possessory at some future time. a. Possession in heirs or
devisees: For the remainder to be indefeasibly vested, it is not necessary that the
...
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Curiosities and Anomalies in the Federal Income Taxation of ...
In the author's opinion vesting indefeasibly plainly doesn't occur until the time
limits for making applications under all of the relevant legislation that could
redirect the beneficial entitlements has passed. This is regardless of whether ...
Lyndon Maither, B.Comm, 2013
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Essays in the Philosophy of Religion
Rather I wish to assert these two theses: (1) it is God's goodness that explains
why his commands indefeasibly impose ... those indefeasibly imposed religious
requirements can sometimes be in Kierkegaardian conflict with moral
requirements.
Philip L. Quinn, Christian Miller, 2006
D6 p indefeasibly requires q = Df (i) p requires q and (ii) p would indefeasibly
require q. If we know that p indefeasibly requires q, then we can know that, no
matter what wider states of affairs may happen to obtain, q is such that it ought to
...
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Property: Keyed to Dukeminier/Krier/Alexander/Schill, ...
Despite the “certain to become and remain possessory” rule, an indefeasibly
vested remainder is subject to the qualification that any estate can expire
naturally, and that expiration might occur while the interest is still in its future
interest form.
Then he might know that pleasure is intrinsically good and believe, mistakenly,
that it is also indefeasibly good. Hence a reasonable man may be dogmatic with
respect to questions of intrinsic value ('Is p a state of affairs that is intrinsically ...
Marilyn McCord Adams, Robert Merrihew Adams, 1990
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INDEFEASIBLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
indefeasibly is used in the context of the following news items.
Jewish Exclusivism and Messianism
The religious beliefs, which they did retain, imparted on them the conviction that they were indefeasibly bound to their ancestors. That is why ... «Nolan Chart LLC, Jan 15»
Qualified Disclaimers: A Trap For The Unwary New Hampshire Real …
... the event determining that the taker of the property or interest had become finally ascertained and the taker's interest is indefeasibly vested. «Mondaq News Alerts, Jun 13»
Benedict XVI: A (Brief) Theological Appreciation
... and degrading when the civil state tries to silence the Church's voice, thereby obscuring the indefeasibly spiritual dimensions of humanity. «First Things, Feb 13»
CFTC no-action letter may have implications for the treatment of …
... in full force and effect until the guaranteed obligations shall have been indefeasibly paid in full and the commitments shall have terminated. «Lexology, Dec 12»
CBR TV: “Grayson” Co-Writer King Connects CIA Past to DC Comics …
Because art isn't just a medium for expression; it should be indefeasibly a medium for communication. Do the short tales and gags from “Daily ... «Comic Book Resources, Apr 09»
