settlor
英 ['setlə] 美 ['setlə]

n.

财产增与者，托管财产者；

英英释义

Settlor

• In law a settlor is a person who settles property on trust law for the benefit of beneficiaries. In some legal systems, a settlor is also referred to as a trustor, or occasionally, a grantor or donor.

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双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. An express trust is created by the intentional act of a settlor.
   明示信托因财产赠与人的有目的的行为而设立。
2. The trustee must obey and carry out be directions of the settlor.
   受托人必须遵守并执行财产赠与人的指示。
3. The settlor must have transferred property to the trustee.
   设立人必须将财产转给托管人。

权威例句

Settlor control—what kind of a problem is it?
Perpetual Trusts and the Settlor's Intent
The Intention of the Settlor Under the Uniform Trust Code: Whose Property Is It, Anyway?
Empty Promises: Settlor's Intent, the Uniform Trust Code, and the Future of Trust Investment Law
Burn the Rembrandt? Trust Law's Limits on the Settlor's Power to Direct Investments
Burn the Rembrandt - Trust Law's Limits on the Settlor's Power to Direct Investment
Estate of Wall v. Commissioner: An Answer to the Problem of Settlor Standing in Trust Law
Termination of Inter Vivos Trust with a Remainder in Heirs of Settlor. Recent New York Cases
Income Taxes. What Is Income. Settlor Held Taxable on Income of Irrevocable Long-Term Trust Where Substantial Control Including Righ...
Standing to Enforce Trusts: Renewing and Expanding Professor Gaubatz's 1984 Discussion of Settlor Enforcement