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Often used in the same context:
escheatment,
donee,
testamentary trust,
intestacy,
nonjudicial foreclosure,
probating,
testamentary,
irrevocable trust,
inter vivos,
perpetuities,
trustor,
interpleader,
grantor,
mortgagor,
demandable,
deductor,
recordation,
pledgee,
nontaxable,
supersedeas,
inter vivos trust,
cy pres,
champerty,
reconveyance,
garnishee,
grantor trust,
garnishment,
reverter,
obligee,
includible,
usufructuary,
transferor,
unclaimed,
intestate,
settlor,
revocatory,
residuary,
heirship,
undistributed profits,
escrowing,
subchapter s corporation,
possessory,
inheritances,
apers,
statutorily,
unitrust,
bailment,
improvidently,
viatical settlement,
unfiled,
itrs,
liens,
movables,
noncomplying,
decedent,
estop,
pendente lite,
countersignature,
nondeductible,
unexhausted,
usufruct,
monies,
suretyship,
ejectment,
reargument,
taxable,
replevin,
delp,
apportionment,
lis pendens,
disallowable,
testate,
deductions,
taxability,
hypothec,
privative,
unemployment compensation,
ascertainable,
situs,
receipting,
quo warranto,
testator,
docketing,
assessee,
declarable,
requester,
delinquent,
jurisdictions,
unentitled,
noncontributing,
unmatured,
setoff,
exaction,
unremitted,
assessed value,
debtor,
discretional,
allottee,
tortfeasor,
unexpended,
bailee,
vendee,
demise,
estate,
entails,
expiation,
probation,
subjection,
successor,
writ,
absolution,
abstraction,
alleviation,
assize,
bankruptcy,
blockades,
comfort,
commands,
continuance,
default,
desertion,
devoid,
parliamentary,
slavery,
colorable,
constitutional,
contentious,
court,
curial,
democracy,
donatist,
further,
iconoclast,
incautious,
inconsequent,
irredentist,
liamentary,
mentary,
prerogative,
prevailing,
reparations,
sabbatarian
Appears in the definition of:
dormant account
More general:
reversion,
transferred possession,
transferred property
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— Adjectives for escheat:
such,
single,
feudal,
royal,
general,
own,
spiritual,
partial,
great,
feodal,
legal,
more...
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