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Beneficiary Clause

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Beneficiary Clause
A clause in a document creating a trust, annuity or insurance policy stating who the beneficiary is. The person or company creating the trust, annuity or insurance policy may or may not be able to change who the beneficiary is, depending on the nature of the clause. See also: Revocable beneficiary, Irrevocable beneficiary.


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Through the imposition of Indian Act regulations, Department of Indian Affairs policies, entitlement clauses in self-government agreements or beneficiary clauses in land claims negotiations, the federal and provincial governments continue to deviously manipulate the issue of membership to their own advantage.
For example, a common provision in a grandchildren trust instrument providing separate shares or subtrusts for each grandchild involves an afterborn beneficiary clause that proportionately reduces each subtrust or trust share in order to add additional subtrusts or trust shares for afterborn grandchildren.
 
 
 
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