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family allowance

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family allowance
n
1. (Social Welfare) (in Britain) a former name for child benefit
2. (Social Welfare) (capitals) the Canadian equivalent of child benefit
Translations
family allowance n (Brit) (old) → assegni mpl familiari
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Beckloff noted that although Joe Jackson had claimed entitlement to a family allowance, he had been excluded from assets from his son's estate in a 2002 will and the family trust set up after his death at age 50.
Judge dismisses Jackson father estate bid by AFP / AFP American Edition
Beckloff noted that although Joe Jackson had claimed entitlement to a family allowance, he had been excluded from assets from his son's estate in a 2002 will and the family trust set up after his death at age 50.
Judge dismisses Jackson father estate bid by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Since none of the allowances in my contract was specifically called a family allowance, the company claimed it could ignore them.
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