Trustee

made, by deed or otherwise, accompanied by a trust, secret or expressed, that the donee shall remove such slave or slaves from the limits of this state, with the purpose of emancipation, shall be void and of no effect; and every such donee or trustee shall be liable to deliver up the same, or held to account for the value thereof,…

the only way he can show his love is to do whatever she asks. It is as if Esther traps the King the way a cat traps a mouse; she has him in the palm of her hands. She is able to use the King’s unconditional love to turn him against his long time trustee. Women have the ability to distract men with lust and sex. This is precisely how she blinds the King from her true intention of killing…

A Generation Skipping Trust (GST), also known as a dynasty trust, allows the grantor to transfer a significant amount of assets to beneficiaries, in skipping a generation, are typically their grandchildren who receive the benefit of the “gift” as tax-free. In acquiring a dynasty trust, it is mainly to aid in the future generations besides one’s direct descendents. As this type of trust “does not have a defined termination date or event”, it has the ability to pass down through many generations.…

The Doctrine Of Ultra Vires At Common Law The object clause is deemed requirement as to memorandum under Section 18 (1) (b) in the Companies Act 1965. The object clause specified in the Memorandum of Association of a company express the objectives and purposes for which the company should be running the business. Generally, company's power in exercising business activities are confined to the object clause. A company must not carry out any act that is outside of the object clauses stated in…

Gilligan 2015: 439). In the altruism test the dependent variables was the “amount donated to the needy family… the willingness to contribute to a collective good… generalized trust [of the investor], [and] trustworthiness” between the investor and the trustee (Avdeenko, Gilligan 2015: 440). This test provides the researchers with information on the altruistic tendencies of citizens. This allows for a measurement of the prosocial contact citizens have with people outside their immediate networks.…

Social Security: the effects of the Aging American population The Social Security system was enacted in 1935 in response to the Great Depression when millions of Americans were affected by unemployment and poverty. In 1880, the populations of farm and nonfarm workers were about equally balanced, but by 1930, workers in farm occupations accounted for only 21 percent of the workforce. Industrialization created a social problem as Americans became more dependent on wage income and less on family…

People Ostracized—a Test Case Promised, Mr. Dunn, a respected black Executive, sent his daughter to a Central School which was made up of all white students and staff members. The principle of the school ordered her to leave but she refused, so Trustee McKellar from the school board raised a question whether a child can be excluded from school because of their race. McKellar offered a resolution to try to allow African students to attend Central Schools and while some trustees agreed with…

Wills Ellen and Stu have a proper will in place. We recommend that you let us take a look at the will to ensure that in its current state that it will satisfy all your goals. It is important that your will reflects your wishes and fits best in your current financial situation. We recommend that John and Beverly draft a will as soon as possible. We will help facilitate the process. It is important now to draft a will since you are expecting another child. We recommend that you begin this process…

syntatic, or contextual. Reed Dickerson, The Diseases of Legislative Language, 1 Harv. J. Legis. 7-8 (1964). Notably, these forms of ambiguity involve some text that may be afforded multiple yet finite constructions. See e.g., Id. at 8, 8 n.9 (“The trustee shall require him promptly to repay the loan” is an example of a syntatic ambiguity. “Does ‘promptly’ modify ‘require’ or ‘repay’?”); Singer, supra, at 15 (Explaining that a semantic ambiguity might exist in the word “bill.” “[T]he word…

“Invisible Man . . . is a work of art any contemporary writer could point to with pride” (Bell 185). This is just one of the many comments giving praise to Ralph Ellison’s Invisible Man. Ralph Ellison was born on March 1, 1914, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. He was an African American man who was the grandson of slaves. He studied music at Tuskegee Institute in Alabama for three years. He wrote in the middle of the twentieth century and is most known for his novel Invisible Man. The narrator of the…