TRUST RESULTING
See resulting trust.
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See resulting trust.
a term for a creditor’s right to be paid by a debtor and a right to possession that is recoverable by a law suit.
This term is applied to the flat denial of the charges brought about by the opposing side.
This term is given to a person who benefits from breaching a trust.
situation where a will is written and the person gives money to one person with the understanding that they will hold it in trust for another person.
a trust where money or property is given to a trustee to benefit anther person.
a situation where a few people all share the costs of a property and is entitled to use it a certain time.
the officer of the court who acts as the trustee.
the term that is used to describe land that is inundated by water as the tide comes and is uncovered when the tide turns and goes out.
a person who owns shares in and possessed property in cooperative apartment block or a condominium.
the name given to the practice of insisting you buy another product before you are able to buy the one you want.
the term that applies to 2 or more people that are named to administer the trust.
The illegal attempt to reduce your tax amount payable by fraudulent means.
Provision of tax laws allowing entities to offset the current years net losses against income from the preceding years. See tax loss carry forward.
Document issued by taxation office.
12 month period used to calculate a tax payer’s liability. Also known as tax year.
Compensation for work completed where the price paid per piece increases with the number produced. See Taylors.
The improvement that is incremental in production methods.
Document with instructions for operation, installation, use, maintenance, list of parts, support and any requirements for training for effectively using a machine or equipment.
Preferring one product over one other because it is superior technologically.