inter vivos in a sentence

Examples

1. In 1937, legislation was passed that allowed for reexamination of estates for deaths that had occurred back to the beginning of 1916, and also included many gifts " inter vivos " within the duty's scope.
2. Although the testator is unlikely to consider the trust having come into existence at the time of the execution of the will, whether a disposition is " inter vivos " is a question for the courts.
3. In practical terms testamentary trusts tend to be driven more by the needs of the beneficiaries ( particularly infant beneficiaries ) than by tax considerations, which are the usual considerations in " inter vivos " trusts.
4. Less than a month later with the consent of the King, she gave an " inter vivos " gift of the earldom to her son John who became Earl of Chester by right of his mother.
5. Statutory provision has been made for the protection of trust property which is settled upon a person either inter vivos or by will, to be administered by him or her for the benefit of other persons.
6. Eventually, she decided at this time to donate her home and her collection to the Solomon R . Guggenheim Foundation, a gift which was concluded " inter vivos " in 1976, before her death in 1979.
7. If parents married in community of property wished to favour one particular heir, customary inheritance laws necessitated an " inter vivos " gift since after the death of the parents, an egalitarian division of property would apply.
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9. Free whites could no longer marry a slave and thereby emancipate her and her children, and no freed person was capable of receiving a donation from a white person, whether by act inter vivos or mortis causa.
10. Less than a month later with the consent of the King, Matilda gave an " inter vivos " gift of the Earldom to her son John the Scot who became Earl of Chester by right of his mother.