formedon in the remainder
formedon in the remainder 限嗣土地受赠人剩余地产权令状 限嗣土地受赠人令状之一。限嗣土地受赠人死亡而无子嗣，而他生前实际占有的土地又被他人强行占有，则剩余地产人〔remainderman〕可依此令状而对该土地享有权利。
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charitable remainder trust retirement fund
See charitable-remainder annuity trust.
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accelerated remainder
A remainder that has passed to the remainderman, as when the gift to the preceding beneficiary fails. [Cases: Remainders 5. C.J.S. Estates §§ 77, 80.]
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defeasibly vested remainder
defeasibly vested remainder 可撤销的剩余地产权 指其真正成就有赖于遗赠之后特定事件发生的剩余地产权。换言之，若该特定事件不发生，则此剩余地产权将不成就，故称可撤销的剩余地产权。
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remainder vested subject to open
remainder vested subject to open. See remainder subject to open under REMAINDER.
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remainder interest
remainder interest. The property that passes to a beneficiary after the expiration of an intervening income interest. • For example, if a grantor places real estate in trust with income to A for life and remainder to B upon A’s death, then B has a remainder interest.
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charitable remainder
A remainder, usu. from a life estate, that is given to a charity; for example, “to Jane for life, and then to the American Red Cross.” [Cases: Internal Revenue 4172(3); Taxation 876. C.J.S. Internal Revenue § 532; Taxation §§ 1876–1878.]
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remainder subject to open
A vested remainder that is given to a class of persons whose numbers may change over time and that is to be shared equally by each member of the class. • An example is “to A for life, and then equally to all of B’s children.” The class must have at least one member, but
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destructibility of contingent remainders
destructibility of contingent remainders. Property. The common-law doctrine requiring a future interest to vest by the time it is to become possessory or else suffer total destruction (the interest then reverting to the grantor). The doctrine could be avoided by the use of trustees to preserve contingent remainders. • This doctrine has been abolished in
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remainderman
remainderman. A person who holds or is entitled to receive a remainder. — Also termed remainderer; remainderperson; remainor. [Cases: Remainders 1. C.J.S. Estates §§ 70–71, 77, 79, 81–82.] ulterior remainderman. A third party whose future interest in a property vests only if all the preceding reciprocal interests expire. See cross-remainder under REMAINDER.