Assertion: bequest | /r/HasProperty | gift
Facets:
value: by will
type: MANNER
value: to a family member
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: to friend
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: Broncos Forever" is the name of our very special program for supporters who have decided to leave a bequest (Gift in their Will) to the Club they love, the Brisbane Broncos.
text: A proportional diminution or reduction of legacies (gifts) when the funds or assets of the estate are insufficient to pay them in full.
text: What is a Bequest (Gift
text: It's a certain kind of gift, though, and one with a bit of a dark side – because a bequest is a gift typically given via a will.
text: This bequest is a gift that is payable from the assets of the estate.
text: A bequest is a gift that you leave in your Will, say, to a family member, friend, or an organisation such as charity or political party.
text: A bequest is a gift which is made upon your death.
text: A bequest is a gift left by someone in their Will to a relative, friend or organisation.
text: A bequest is a gift that is made through a person's will or living trust that takes effect on that person's death.
text: A bequest is a gift made through a Last Will and Testament.
text: A bequest is a gift left in a will.
text: A bequest is a gift made through a Last Will and Testament.
text: A bequest is a gift that comes to Princeton after your lifetime.
text: Simply worded, a bequest is a gift left to you in someone’s will.
text: A “bequest” is a gift that is set forth in a Will.
text: Simply worded, a bequest is a gift left to you in someone’s will.
text: A bequest is a legacy or gift handed down to someone in a will.
text: By leaving a bequest (gift in your Will) to our Club, this is your opportunity to shape the future of the mighty Broncos and be part of something great!
text: Bequests are gifts that are made as part of a will or trust.
text: Will bequests are gifts made through a last will and testament or a living trust.
text: Personal property ( bequests — gifts under the will of personal property) can be distributed after: You’ve been appointed as executor The property has been appraised The date for filing of claims has passed You’ve made sure that you have adequate funds to pay all estate expenses You’ve checked the estate and income tax consequences
text: Bequests are gifts by will-whether in the form of cash, securities or other property-and may be fully deducted in determining federal and state taxes on your estate.