fideicommissary

(ˌfɪdɪaɪˈkɒmɪsərɪ)

n, pl -saries

(Law) a person who receives a fideicommissum

adj

(Law) of, relating to, or resembling a fideicommissum

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Thomas J.A "Perpetuities and Fideicommissary Substitutions", en RIDA, 1958 vol 5, pp.

A HISTORY MAGIC TRIANGLE: FIDEICOMISO & EQUITY & TRUST/TRIANGULO HISTORICO JURIDICO MAGICO: FIDEICOMISO & EQUITY & TRUST

The transferor was denoted by the term "fideipromissor", while the word "fideicommissary" meant a "beneficiary" (Andrianov, Berson, Nikiforov, 2000).

Recent developments of the Georgian and Lithuanian "trust-like" mechanisms (terminological peculiarities)

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