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An irrevocable trust could remain in existence for a period of time not exceeding 21 years after the death of all members of a particular class of persons, length of time an irrevocable trust is important for federal generation-skipping transfer GST tax. ....
Texas Legislatures passed a bill extending the rule against perpetuities to 300 years for trusts. This change will have a drastic effect on the operation and termination of trusts in Texas as it changes Texas’s historical treatment of trusts and the rule against perpetuities. ....
Intentional emotional distress, nothing is. it doesn t exist. right. bill: so, as an attorney, give me your point of view. right. bell it s not just megyn a lot of lawyers are saying this. i think they are wrong. i think your common sense view of things is exactly what the law is the law is not an as charles dickens said. the law of intention of emotional distress is not some new-fang gelled invention of the courts. it s a tort that s been around for hundreds of years. we got it from england it was called the tort of outrage and elements of intention of emotional distress under the law the following. intent to inflict emotional distress. that s it. not like the law of perpetuities. it s not like the privileges are imcommunities clause, it s very and it is determined by the trier of fact. what it was described as in england was a course of conduct or speech that would lead a reasonable man to say that s outrageous. there is no specific conduct or ....
We got it from england it was called the tort of outrage and elements of intention of emotional distress under the law the following. intent to inflict emotional distress. that s it. not like the law of perpetuities. it s not like the privileges are imcommunities clause, it s very and it is determined by the trier of fact. what it was described as in england was a course of conduct or speech that would lead a reasonable man to say that s outrageous. there is no specific conduct or speech that is prohibited or permitted because, as a new york court said the capacity for human cruelty is boundless. so it is determined by the trier of fact. the fourth circuit opinion is completely insane because all it talks about is defamation law. well, snyder got the defamation claim thrown out by the judge before the jury even heard it. that s not an issue. it s an intentional infliction bill: right. here is what tilted me on these ....