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devise
A transfer of real property by virtue of the provisions in a will. Contrast with descent, which is a transfer by virtue of statutory provisions controlling ownership of real estate when one dies without a will.
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The Court did not decide whether ERISA would permit a nonparticipant spouse to obtain a devisable community property interest in benefits actually paid out during the existence of the community between the participant and the spouse.
Overcoming the Boggs dilemma in community property states by Cochran, Carol Mayo / The Tax Adviser
Elective work sharing is far more acceptable and a lot less devisable than any unilateral decision by the employer or even by a majority of workers in a local union.
Short-time compensation: the AFL-CIO perspective by Zalusky, John / Monthly Labor Review
That rule states that every centesimal year devisable by 400 (1600, 2000, 2400, etc.
Year 2000 issues for tax practitioners by Rubenstein, Robert L. / The Tax Adviser
 
 
 
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