trust for sale
noun
LAW,FINANCEukusalegalarrangementin which apersonororganizationisaskedtoselllandorpropertyand to give themoneymade from thesaleto aparticularpersonorgroupofpeople:
Thelandiscurrentlyheldontrustforsale.
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The wife's interest, existing under, or behind, atrustforsaleis an equitable interest and nothing more.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The rights of a spouse under atrustforsaleare capable of recognition, if with difficulty, as overriding interests.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Is the position the same with land settled under atrustforsale?
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It will merely affect settled land and land intrustforsale.
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It can make all its useful orders in family arrangements by means of a settlement or atrustforsale.
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The first two cases, paragraphs (a) and (b) are the case of the settlement andtrustforsale.
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One trustee is permitted if it be a trust corporation or a bank, and incidentally similar precautions are imposed where land is held ontrustforsale.
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Thetrustforsaleor variants of it have become frequently used by the matrimonial courts as one solution to property and financial disputes after divorce.
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It concerns charitable trusts which sometimes, by historical accident as much for any other reason, can hold land either as settled land or undertrustforsale.
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Under a settlement and atrustforsale, one can provide for charges which follow the money rather than the land, and they can be detached from the land.
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