Estate Documents definition

Estate Documents means proof of the Annuitant’s death and such other documents including Letters Probate of the Annuitant’s Will as may be required by the Trustee in its sole discretion in connection with the transmission of the Property on the Annuitant’s death;

Estate Documents means proof of the Holder’s death and such other documents including Letters Probate of the Holder’s will as may be required by the Trustee in its sole discretion in connection with the transmission of the Property on the Holder’s death;

Estate Documents means proof of the Holder’s death and such other documents letters probate, letters of administration, certificate of appointment of estate trustee with or without a will, representation grant, or other document of like import issued by any court in Canada as may be required by the Trustee in its sole discretion in connection with the transmission of the Property on the Holder’s death;

Examples of Estate Documents in a sentence

• On the death of the Annuitant, where there has been an election of the Annuitant’s Spouse as successor annuitant under the Fund, the Agent, upon receipt of Estate Documents, shall continue to make the payments, in accordance with this Declaration of Trust, to the Annuitant’s Spouse after the death of the Annuitant.

• Subject to Applicable Laws, upon the death of the Holder where there is a Survivor and where the Survivor has been designated as successor holder for purposes of the Account, and upon the receipt of Estate Documents by the Agent which are satisfactory to the Trustee, the Survivor shall become the Holder, subject to any pledging under paragraph 15.

• All of the Real Estate Documents, true, correct and complete copies of which have been delivered or made available to the Buyer, are in full force and effect and the Seller has not received any notice of any default thereunder, nor does the Seller anticipate any such notice of default.

• Except for each Landlords' Consent, no approval or consent of any person is needed for the Real Estate Documents to continue to be in full force and effect and such documents will not become unenforceable by the Buyer following the consummation of the transactions contemplated by this Agreement by virtue of the assignment thereof to the Buyer.

• If any Obligor acquires Real Estate hereafter, Obligors shall, within 30 days, execute, deliver and record a Mortgage sufficient to create a first priority Lien in favor of Agent on such Real Estate, and shall deliver all Related Real Estate Documents.

More Definitions of Estate Documents

Estate Documents means proof of the Annuitant’s death and such other documents including letters probate, letters of administration, certificate of appointment of estate trustee with or without a will, representation grant, or other document of like import issued by any court in Canada as may be required by the Trustee in its sole discretion in connection with the transmission of the Property on the Annuitant’s death;

Estate Documents. Estate Documents” means proof of the Annuitant’s death and such other documents including Letters Probate of the Annuitant’s Will as may be required by the Trustee in its sole discretion in connection with the transmission of the Property on the Annuitant’s death;

Estate Documents means proof of your death and other documents as may be required by the Trustee in its sole discretion in connection with the transmission of the Property on your death and expressly includes letters probate, letters of administration, certificate of appointment of estate trustee with or without a will or other document of like import issued by any court in Canada;

Estate Documents means proof of the Holder’s death and such other documents including Letters Probate of the Holder’s will as may be required by the Trustee in its sole discretion in connection with the transmission of the Property on the Holder’s death; Estate Representative” means an executor, an administrator, an administrator with the will annexed, a liquidator, or an estate trustee with a will or without a will, whether one or more than one is so appointed;

Estate Documents means proof of the Annuitant’s death and such other documents including letters

Estate Documents means proof of the Holder’s death and such other documents including letters probate of the Holder’s Will, letters of administration, certificate of

Estate Documents means proof of the Holder’s death and such other documents including letters probate, letters of administration, certificate of appointment of estate trustee with or without a will or other document of like import issued by any court in Canada as may be required by the Trustee in its sole discretion in connection with the transmission of the Property on the Holder’s death; “Estate Representative” means an executor, an administrator, an administrator with the will annexed, a liquidator, or an estate trustee with a will or without a will, whether one or more than one is so appointed; “Expenses” means all (i) costs, (ii) charges, (iii) commissions, (iv) investment management fees, brokerage fees, and other fees, (v) legal expenses and (vi) out-of-pocket expenses incurred from time to time in relation to the Account; “Former Spouse” means the individual who is considered by the Applicable Laws to be the Holder’s former Spouse; “Holder” means the individual who enters into the arrangement with the Trustee which arrangement is to be registered as a TFSA or the Survivor if designated as the successor holder of the TFSA; “Investment Agent” means Royal Mutual Funds Inc., a registered dealer of securities under the applicable securities law appointed by the Trustee and the Holder as agent under the Account. “Proceeds” means the Property, less any applicable Expenses and Taxes; “Prohibited Investment” means Property (other than prescribed excluded Property as that term is defined in the Tax Act) that is: a debt of the Holder; a share of the capital stock of, an interest in or a debt of: a corporation, partnership or trust in which the Holder has a significant interest; a person or partnership that does not deal at arm’s length with the Holder; an interest in, or right to acquire, a share, interest or debt described in paragraph (a) or (b); or prescribed property (as that term is defined in the Tax Act); “Property” means any property, including the income on it, the proceeds from it and any cash, held in the Account from time to time; “Qualified Investment” means any investment which is a qualified investment for a TFSA according to the Tax Act; “Spouse” means an individual who is considered by the Tax Act to be the Holder’s spouse or common-law partner; “Survivor” of the Holder means an individual who survives the Holder and was a Spouse immediately before the death of the Holder; “Tax Act” means the Income Tax Act (Canada); “Taxes” means any and all applicable taxes...