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Full-Text Articles in Estates and Trusts
A Primer On Kentucky Intestacy Laws, Carolyn S. Bratt
A Primer On Kentucky Intestacy Laws, Carolyn S. Bratt
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Kentucky's Doctrine Of Advancements: A Time For Reform, Carolyn S. Bratt
Kentucky's Doctrine Of Advancements: A Time For Reform, Carolyn S. Bratt
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Inheritance Rights Of Illegitimate Children In Kentucky: A Need For Reform, J. Clarke Keller
Inheritance Rights Of Illegitimate Children In Kentucky: A Need For Reform, J. Clarke Keller
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Flexibility, The Uniform Probate Code's Procedural Article, And Some Comparisons With Kentucky Statutes, James W. Gordon
Flexibility, The Uniform Probate Code's Procedural Article, And Some Comparisons With Kentucky Statutes, James W. Gordon
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Powers Of Appointment And The Kentucky Inheritance Tax--The Department Of Revenue's Administration Of Krs Section 140.040, William P. Sturm
Powers Of Appointment And The Kentucky Inheritance Tax--The Department Of Revenue's Administration Of Krs Section 140.040, William P. Sturm
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
The Dilemma Of Adoptees In The Class Gift Structure--The Kentucky Approach: A Rule Without Reason, Gerald L. Greene, Michael J. Schmitt
The Dilemma Of Adoptees In The Class Gift Structure--The Kentucky Approach: A Rule Without Reason, Gerald L. Greene, Michael J. Schmitt
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Kentucky Death Taxes--Putting A Price On Inheritance, Andrew M. Winkler
Kentucky Death Taxes--Putting A Price On Inheritance, Andrew M. Winkler
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Inheritance Rights Of The Adopted Child In Kentucky, Charles A. Taylor
Inheritance Rights Of The Adopted Child In Kentucky, Charles A. Taylor
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
A Widow's Dower Rights--Kentucky Dower Rights; On Intestacy Or Upon Renunciation Of Her Husband's Will, Nelson E. Shafer
A Widow's Dower Rights--Kentucky Dower Rights; On Intestacy Or Upon Renunciation Of Her Husband's Will, Nelson E. Shafer
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Remnant Gifts Over In Kentucky, W. L. Matthews Jr.
Remnant Gifts Over In Kentucky, W. L. Matthews Jr.
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Wills--Formalities For Execution--Publication And Acknowledgment In Kentucky, P. Joan Skaggs
Wills--Formalities For Execution--Publication And Acknowledgment In Kentucky, P. Joan Skaggs
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Recent Developments In The Kentucky Law Of Wills--1949-1954, Frederick W. Whiteside Jr., James S. Kostas
Recent Developments In The Kentucky Law Of Wills--1949-1954, Frederick W. Whiteside Jr., James S. Kostas
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Future Interests-Powers Of Appointment-Exclusive And Nonexclusive Powers And The Doctrine Of Illusory Appointments, John Houck S.Ed
Future Interests-Powers Of Appointment-Exclusive And Nonexclusive Powers And The Doctrine Of Illusory Appointments, John Houck S.Ed
Michigan Law Review
Testatrix, after making certain specific bequests, devised the residue of her estate to her son George for life. The will stated that upon the death of George, the property should pass to his widow and descendants, "provided, however, that [George] may devise his interest to his widow, his descendants or my descendants." The will further provided that if George should die leaving no widow or descendants, and without having made a testamentary disposition, the property was to pass one-half to George's brother and his descendants, and one-half to a sister. George died without having married and left a will which …
Hale V. Hale--Kentucky's Recognition Of The Tentative Trust, Dempsey A. Cox
Hale V. Hale--Kentucky's Recognition Of The Tentative Trust, Dempsey A. Cox
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Future Interests-Creation Of A Power By Exercise Of General Testamentary Power Held Valid, William R. Hewitt S.Ed.
Future Interests-Creation Of A Power By Exercise Of General Testamentary Power Held Valid, William R. Hewitt S.Ed.
Michigan Law Review
H in his will created a trust which provided for a life estate for his wife W. The trustee was directed to distribute the corpus of this trust after W's death "to such person or persons as she [W] may limit, nominate, and appoint by her last will and testament." At her death, W's will provided that part of the property over which she had a power of appointment was to continue in trust for S for life, with the power in S to dispose of the corpus absolutely by her last will. S, …
Admissibility Of Oral Declarations Of A Testator To Prove A Lost Will In Kentucky, Bertel M. Sparks
Admissibility Of Oral Declarations Of A Testator To Prove A Lost Will In Kentucky, Bertel M. Sparks
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Trusts-Possible Extension Of The Tentative Trust Doctrine
Trusts-Possible Extension Of The Tentative Trust Doctrine
Michigan Law Review
The settlor established a trust for the plaintiff, his daughter, appointing a trust company as trustee. The trust deed expressed the purpose of adding to the estate, but no additional property was delivered to the trustee. Later the settlor rented a deposit box from the trust company in the name of the plaintiff by himself as agent and informed its officers that he was creating another estate for the plaintiff for her use later in life, that he would manage the estate, and that he did not want plaintiff to know about the box. From time to time he placed …
Recent Kentucky Cases On Future Interests, W. Lewis Roberts
Recent Kentucky Cases On Future Interests, W. Lewis Roberts
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
The Transfer Of Future Interests In Kentucky, W. Lewis Roberts
The Transfer Of Future Interests In Kentucky, W. Lewis Roberts
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Resulting And Constructive Trusts In Kentucky, Alvin E. Evans
Resulting And Constructive Trusts In Kentucky, Alvin E. Evans
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Gifts-Necessity Of Acceptance
Michigan Law Review
The deceased was president of a water company and held stock in it. After his death the widow claimed part of this stock as a gift from her husband. A written assignment of the stock claimed, signed by the deceased, was introduced in the evidence to substantiate her claim. There was also evidence that the deceased had informed others that he had transferred most of his stock to his wife. But there was no proof that the wife knew of the transfer until after the death of her husband. Held, that an unconditional acceptance on the part of the …
Life Tenant And Remainderman-Income From Corporate Shares In Trust-Extraordinary Cash Or Stock Dividends
Michigan Law Review
A testator devises a block of corporate shares in trust,--the income to go to a life tenant for life, remainder to another as remainderman. So long as dividends are paid regularly, and in cash, distribution is a simple matter for the trustee. Dividends declared after the testator's death and before the death of the life tenant, are income and go to the life tenant; the rule operates regardless of when the profits which justify the declared dividends were earned. A real problem arises, however, when the corporation allows a surplus to accumulate for some time and then declares an extraordinary …