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Vocabulary flashcards covering key concepts in trust law, based on lecture notes.
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Beneficiary Remainder
Someone who receives the remaining trust property or assets after a time frame.
Rule Against Perpetuities Time Frame Exception
Not needing to specify a specific time frame if the event will definitely happen (e.g., death).
Set Time Requirement
If there's no set time for property transfer (or a set time plus 21 years), you can't have a trust.
Perpetuity
An event with no measurable time frame, such as 'when you get married'. Cannot be the basis of a trust.
Trustee Example
Sender names Soren as trustee, Even as beneficiary for Even's life, then Berry would have a remainder.