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Often used in the same context:
intestacy,
inter vivos,
testamentary,
settlor,
inter vivos trust,
testamentary trust,
usufructuary,
trustor,
testate,
vires,
intestate,
grantor trust,
primogeniture,
transferor,
parol evidence rule,
suretyship,
champerty,
adverse possession,
testatrix,
testator,
heirship,
generis,
usufruct,
donee,
pledgee,
supersedeas,
promisee,
trust deed,
escheat,
escheatment,
mortgagor,
probating,
extraterritoriality,
movables,
grandfather clause,
servitudes,
preclusion,
undistributed profits,
coverture,
inheritance tax,
joint tenancy,
unitrust,
hypothec,
lenity,
codicils,
assessed value,
servient tenement,
donative,
juris,
sui juris,
delict,
unmatured,
taxability,
grantor,
pendente lite,
xxxi,
jural,
irrevocable trust,
indefiniteness,
escrowing,
ex post facto,
situs,
qtip,
hudood,
decree absolute,
includible,
nonresistance,
obligee,
monarchism,
magna charta,
impracticability,
res gestae,
dower,
derivative instrument,
nonjudicial foreclosure,
viatical settlement,
inheritances,
xxxv,
curtilage,
variable interest rate,
jus sanguinis,
vendee,
thereunder,
irrevocability,
napoleonic code,
reverter,
paramountcy,
jus soli,
united states constitution,
inurement,
de jure segregation,
setoff,
caselaw,
interpleader,
zamindari,
zamindars,
propounder,
divisibility,
surplusage,
wardship,
glorious revolution,
subdivider,
achiever,
archivists,
athleticism,
benefactors,
competencies,
excellence,
freethinkers,
gamesmanship,
gymnast,
lackeys,
librarians,
originators,
sponsor,
synergies,
wellness,
abilities,
ability,
abstracting,
abstraction,
abstractions
Also try:
— Adjectives for perpetuities:
such,
level,
intellectual,
redeemable,
corporate,
socalled,
distinguished
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