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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to donee:   (139 results)

Often used in the same context:
settlor, includible, inter vivos, trustor, transferor, testamentary, intestacy, deductor, grantor, testamentary trust, escheat, claimable, inter vivos trust, unitrust, decedent, obligee, testatrix, grantor trust, testator, assessee, escheatment, promisee, probating, qtip, perpetuities, pledgee, intestate, usufruct, mortgagor, transferee, irrevocable trust, pendente lite, usufructuary, heirship, allottee, subchapter s corporation, donative, grantee, subchapter, chargeable, reconveyance, taxable income, situs, inheritance tax, taxability, bailee, vendee, assessed value, deducible, simpliciter, suretyship, supersedeas, tortfeasor, inurement, testate, regrant, beneficial owner, viatical settlement, deduction, sui juris, spouse, bailment, appointor, payee, movables, annuitant, recordation, delp, remittal, claimant, demandable, hereunder, hypothec, giver, registrant, subdivider, hereinabove, lessee, bequests, executrix, tax deductible, decree absolute, insured person, unmatured, legatee, receipt, countersignature, inheritance, valuator, interpleader, exemption, quitclaim deed, intendment, substantiality, escrowing, leviable, declarant, undistributed profits, cy pres, attendance allowance, preclusion, bailor, assignee, beneficiary, purchaser, beneficiaries, vendor, debtor, defendant, insurer, lender, lessor, mortgagee, recipient, trustee, wrongdoer, applicant, bureaucratized, insolvent, autonomous, capitalistic, cratic, developing, established, extralegal, monarchial, monarchical, moneyed, nondemocratic, selfgoverning, semiautonomous

More specific:
devisee, legatee, pensionary, pensioner

Appears in the definition of:
power of appointment

More general:
receiver, recipient

Synonyms:
beneficiary

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— Adjectives for donee: first, original, charitable, intended, same, such, qualified, minor, alleged, single, primary, more...

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