Inter Vivos - Law Dictionary Search Results
Any mode of transfer
operation of law and cannot appropriately be described as a mode of transfer which obviously contemplates a transfer inter vivos, Ebrahim Aboobaber v. Tek Chand Dolwani, AIR 1953 SC 298 (300). [Administration of Evacuee Property Act, 1950 (31
will
that provides for a transfer of assets (as the residue of the estate) to a trust (as an inter vivos trust) upon the death of the testator reciprocal will : mutual will in this entry at will :
trust account
trust account : an account opened with a trust company (as a bank) under which an inter vivos or testamentary trust is set up (as for the escrow of funds)
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favor
benefit of [a judgment in favor of the defendant] in one's favor : to one's benefit [a donation inter vivos made in his favor]
donation
donation that transfers property owned by the donor and that takes effect upon the donee's acceptance compare gift inter vivos at gift donation mor·tis cau·sa [-mȯr-tis-kȯ-zə, -mȯr-tēs-ka-sÄ ] : a donation that is to take effect on the
deduction
life of the survivor 2 : a deduction allowed under the IRC of the value of any gift inter vivos subject to gift tax by one spouse to the other per·son·al deduction : a deduction allowed to be
causa mortis
Jr. et al."] usually used following the term it modifies see also gift causa mortis at gift compare inter vivos
Succession duties
Ireland--unlike legacy duty, it falls on property passing by death (succession), under disposition by deed or other instrument (inter vivos) as well as by will or on an intestacy. The liability to duty arises on creation of the
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