- A
beneficiary in the
broadest sense is a
natural person or
other legal entity who
receives money or
other benefits from a benefactor. For example, the...
- In
trust law, a
beneficiary (also
known by the Law
French terms cestui que use and
cestui que trust), is the
person or
persons who are
entitled to the...
-
beneficiary fund is
defined as a
pension fund
organization in the
Pension Funds Act No.24 of 1956 of
South Africa, as
amended in 2008. A
beneficiary fund...
- A
contingent beneficiary is
someone who
benefits from a
contingent contract; they
profit from a promise,
which may or may be fulfilled, to do or abstain...
- The
beneficiary rule,
commonly referred to as the "lucky dog" or "free p****", is a rule in some
motor racing leagues allowing the
closest lapped driver...
-
Since 1997, the U.S.
state of
Hawaii has
offered reciprocal beneficiary registration for any
adults who are
prohibited by
state law from marrying, including...
- of the ****ets held in
trust on
behalf of the
trust and its
beneficiaries. The
beneficiaries are
equitable owners of the
trust property.
Trustees have a...
- A third-party
beneficiary, in the law of contracts, is a
person who may have the
right to sue on a contract,
despite not
having originally been an active...
-
promise to pay the
seller upon
presentation of
certain do****ents. Once the
beneficiary (the seller)
receives the
letter of credit, it will
check the
terms to...
- the
beneficiary. The
USCIS officer who
evaluates the
petition is
called the adjudicator.
Approval of the
petition can be used by the
beneficiary to obtain...
