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clause

[klawz] / klɔz /


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A “hotchpot clause” in your will ensures fairness by effectively deducting the advance gifts from their inheritance share, retroactively calculating what each heir has already received.

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An obligation to buy clause was included in the deal for Hojlund, but the agreed £38m transfer fee has a condition that means the Italian giants must qualify for the Champions League.

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One clause in the contract also stipulated that members stay quiet about details of the group’s trades.

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If you think you’d need more time finding your next home, you could try adding a clause to your contract allowing you to stay in your house for a set period of time.

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You can also set up a “sub trust” with an equalization clause or formula-based distributions, allowing trustees to adjust distributions based on age, financial need or other milestones.

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