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| | Robert Teitelbaum -Frequently Asked Questions |
 | | Thus the new law enunciated the premise that marriage brings with it the constitution of a family patrimony which is divisible in equal parts between the spouses upon the rupture of the marriage or death, irrespective of in whose name those particular assets were purchased during the marriage. | | | The dispositions in the Civil Code relative to family patrimony are applicable to all spouses at the time of their marriage. | | | In the Province of Quebec where I have been practicing family law since 1976 and teaching since 1985, legislation was introduced requiring at least one compulsory session of mediation as being a prerequisite to the initiation of legal proceedings in contested cases. |
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http://www.quebecfamilylaw.com/faq.htm
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| | Family Patrimony |
| | When property has been removed from the family patrimony, without being replaced, in the year preceding the date of the spouse’s death or the date of filing of an application for divorce, separation, annulment or dissolution, the court may order compensation to be paid to the spouse who is disadvantaged by its removal. | | | The institution of a family patrimony confirms that two individuals united by the bonds of marriage or civil union form a partnership. | | | the net value of property that is included in the family patrimony and that belonged to one of the spouses at the time of the marriage or civil union, as well as a portion of the appreciation in value of the property during the marriage or civil union. |
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http://www.justice.gouv.qc.ca/english/publications/generale/patrimoine-a.htm
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| | Marriage |
| | However, the family patrimony does not include property that was given or bequeathed to one of the spouses either before or during the marriage, or any appreciation in the value of the property. | | | With the exception of work income registered under the Québec Pension Plan, the family patrimony provisions do not apply to couples who were married before the family patrimony rules came into force and who indicated before January 1, 1991 in a notarial act that they did not wish to be subject to them. | | | The intended spouses visit an officiant, set the date for their marriage, and make sure that the officiant is authorized to solemnize marriages (if the certificate of authorization is not clearly displayed, the couple may ask to see it). |
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http://www.justice.gouv.qc.ca/english/publications/generale/maria-a.htm
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| | Robert Teitelbaum -Quebec Divorce Lawyer Montreal |
| | Family law in Quebec when first adopted by the legislator in our Civil Code of 1866 was largely inspired by the Napoleonic Code of France. | | | In family law, only minor modifications were made to the Civil Code in the Province of Quebec until the end of 1970s. | | | Such authorization may be given upon a petition to a judge of the Superior Court, after service upon the husband. |
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http://www.quebecfamilylaw.com/quebec.htm
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| | Quebec Divorce Lawyer - Common Issues |
| | In family cases, particularly in the case of deliberately defaulting alimentary debtors, or debtors who structure their financial affairs in such a manner as to render themselves judgment proof, the Courts routinely impose prison sentences where it appears that the imposition of a fine will prove useless. | | | The valuation of the assets subject to division in the case of both the family patrimony and partnership of acquests is made, as a general rule, as of the date on which the proceedings are instituted. | | | The hearing of a charge of contempt of court in a family case follows the rules that apply to penal or criminal proceedings. |
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http://www.quebecdivorcelawyer.com/Common_issues
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| | Successions |
| | If the deceased was married or in a civil union, the family patrimony must be partitioned and the matrimonial or civil union regime liquidated before settling the succession (see the section Partition of the family patrimony and liquidation of the matrimonial or civil union regime). | | | After settling the family patrimony and the matrimonial or civil union regime, the succession is partitioned according to the testator's wishes if a will exists or according to the rules of legal succession if no will exists. | | | All property that is not part of the family patrimony must be liquidated according to the rules of the spouses' matrimonial or civil union regime before distributing the succession. |
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http://www.justice.gouv.qc.ca/english/publications/generale/success-a.htm
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| | Amicable separation or divorce - Chambre des notaires du Québec |
| | De facto separation does not open the door to the partition of the family patrimony, but if the parties eventually obtain a judgment of separation from bed and board or divorce, the exact date of separation may be taken into account by the court for the partition of the family patrimony. | | | A judgment of divorce results from a breakdown of the marriage; it ends the relationship and breaks the bond of marriage. | | | Many notaries have developed an expertise as a result of special training and have been certified by their professional order to act as family mediators. |
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http://www.cdnq.org/en/legalInformations/depliants/amicableSeparationOrDivorce.html
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| | Instituto de Economia |
| | Such events are considered shameful to the family, and internal negotiations are initiated, in order to avoid recourse to the courts. | | | Therefore, kinship is a pre-condition for access to the land and for the regulation of the rights and obligations of each individual in relation to the provision labor and to the family. | | | Besides, as women usually receive only household goods and in some cases cash, they are immediately incorporated to the estate of the new family units, under the administration of the husbands. |
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http://www.eco.unicamp.br/nea/rurbano/textos/downlo/LASAMJCarneiro.html
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| | Chapter 2: A Medieval Catalan Noble Family |
| | The career of Ramon as archdeacon of Barcelona, and the prominence of Bernat in the count's entourage corroborate the judgment that the ancestors of the first Montcada were securely rooted in Barcelona's court aristocracy. | | | Guillem, for example, was probably born in the 980s, judging from the earliest ages at which he could have appeared as an official of the count and given testimony before tribunals. | | | Moreover, he showed a certain respect for private allodial property in the district of Montcada when in 1029 he did not object to the terms by which a mill site was developed -- the act specifically barred the lessee from alienating the mill works to a "greater person than" himself. |
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http://libro.uca.edu/montcada/mcnf2.htm
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| | Renunciation by one of the spouses, by notarial act, of partition of the family patrimony may be annulled by reason of lesion or any other cause of nullity of contracts. | | | Reinvestment during the marriage of property included in the family patrimony that was owned at the time of the marriage gives rise to the same deductions, adapted as required. | | | The court may, at the time of partition, award certain property to one of the spouses and also, where it is necessary to avoid damage, order the debtor spouse to perform his or her obligation by way of instalments spread over a period of not over ten years. |
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http://www.dufourdion.com/family6.htm
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| | Fourth, out of the institutions of patrilineal kinship there grew both a moral code of filial piety and obedience of wife to husband, and legal codes that reinforced patriarchal power with the coercive and judicial authority of the state. | | | This means that the institutions of the public sphere, such as property law, become active in maintaining the inequality of access to subsistence. | | | Those who did succeed, as for example those on the highest level who passed the imperial examinations and became officials, returned their proceeds to the family. |
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http://faculty.washington.edu/stevehar/PPP.html
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| | Family patrimony - Term Explanation on IndexSuche.Com |
| | is a type of civil_law patrimony that is created by marriage or civil_union (where recognized) which creates a bundle of entitlements and obligation s that must be shared by the spouses or partners upon divorce, annulment, dissolution_of_marriage or dissolution of civil_union, when there must be a division_of_property. | | | A copy of the license is included in the section entitled |
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http://www.indexsuche.com/Family_patrimony.html
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| | Family patrimony - Chambre des notaires du Québec |
| | As a general rule, spouses are required to divide the family assets between them, whether or not they have signed a marriage contract, and whether or not they have children. | | | In short, the law does not make the spouses co-owners of the property included in the family patrimony, but rather, creates a right to partition the value of such property at the end of the marriage. | | | It is only then that the value of the family patrimony is split equally, unless the court, in exceptional circumstances, decides otherwise. |
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http://www.cdnq.org/en/legalInformations/depliants/familyPatrimony.html
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| | Journal of Religion and Society |
| | That is, one may be acting on one's own authority, but one is always aware that this authority is exercised only in the context of delegation from a higher power. | | | Only those at the pinnacle of power may act individualistically. | | | Applying Family Types to Specific Nations and Individuals |
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http://moses.creighton.edu/JRS/1999/1999-7.html
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| | The Funeral Directory - Beware of Family Law Issues |
| | Your lawyer or notary should be able to explain your rights and obligations under the applicable legislation and recent court decisions that may affect such legislation. | | | The Funeral Directory - Beware of Family Law Issues | | | All provinces have family law legislation (family patrimony in Quebec) that deals with the division of assets acquired during a marriage in the event of its breakdown. |
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http://www.thefuneraldirectory.com/familyissues.html
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| | Drouin Institute - FAQ and Contacts |
| | Actually, the books were written and shipped to the customers and the Institute didn't keep a copy nor make a legal deposit. | | | Jean-Pierre-Yves Pepin is the current owner of the Drouin Genealogical Institute, of the commercial rights of the various collections (except when the rights were resold), and of the trade marks like Institut généalogique Drouin. | | | With his clerks, he published 16,500 family books until his death in 1980. |
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http://drouininstitute.com/faq-en.html
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| | Patrimony - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | In civil law systems the sum total of all personal and real entitlements, including movable and immovable property, belonging to a real person or a moral person. | | | Property or other legal entitlements inherited from (or through) one's father, especially if it has been handed down through generations in the same family. | | | On this basis, export of certain important works of art may be regulated, delayed or forbidden outright. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrimony
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| | J. Rickford In the News |
| | When measured purely in dollars, many of the pieces requiring this work do not warrant the expenditure. | | | The "Patrimony Tax Credit", enacted into law, would fund tax credits for those who decide to conserve and restore their family's keepsake pieces. | | | This tax credit must, of necessity, be structured and limited to prevent abuse. |
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| | Conclusion: A Medieval Catalan Noble Family |
| | This led in some cases to borrowing, in other cases to alienations of property, and yet in other cases to the introduction of rent-farming. | | | The family's policy from the start was to preserve and augment its fortune, and the marriage of Beatriu de Montcada and Guillem Ramon [II] Seneschal in the twelfth century assured its future. | | | The patrimony of the earliest Montcada remained intact from the establishment of the lineage in the early eleventh century to its merger with the family of Guillem Ramon [I] Seneschal because of succession practices that favored inheritance by a single heir and that severely limited the number of children allowed to marry. |
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http://libro.uca.edu/montcada/conclu.htm
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| | Senna Cleared by DNA Tests in Patrimony Case |
| | The results were presented to the Family Court in Brazil. | | | Senna Cleared by DNA Tests in Patrimony Case | | | The DNA tests were carried out because of de Barros' demands, after the Senna family denied that Victoria was Ayrton's daughter. |
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http://www.atlasf1.com/news/2000/aug/report.php/id/2772/.html
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| | Johnson Family Speaks Out On Hotel Serenidad Land Title Dispute |
| | We find unjust the entire procedure through which we are being ordered to vacate and abandon the legally acquired patrimony. | | | This statement explains the family's position on the current ejido land dispute involving the property on which their historic hotel is located. | | | As buyers and investors, we have been economically and morally injured by the referred government entity, our patrimony, security and investment confidence has been severely damaged and we have been victims of the acts committed by said entity and by the Ejido, who have made us out to be the ones victimizing them. |
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| | The Head Heeb: The Nahmanides Cave conundrum |
| | The yeshiva students who precipitated the initial sale of the land had ambitions well beyond protection of the cave, and the Religious Affairs Ministry effectively deprived the owners of their property rights without fair compensation. | | | Under this decision, members of an Arab family, the site's lawful owners, were obligated to leave the cave and guarantee free access to anyone who wanted to worship in it. | | | At some point in the past, the family put the cave under the authority of the Waqf, and were in turn appointed its guardians. |
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http://headheeb.blogmosis.com/archives/016316.html
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| | Europe as culture. Kinship and social organisation (3): Establishing once children |
| | As for the regime prevailing since the fall of Ceaucescu, it gives by the law of privatization a new importance to dispositions determining establishment dowries and largely re-opens the field of stakes for matrimonial arrangements. | | | For marriages posterior to 1950, patrimonial goods put into circulation as a result of matrimonial arrangements are much less important owing to collectivization of the neighbouring villages traditionally concerned with exogamic marriages (...). | | | Like in many ancient European societies it is unanimously admitted that in Rumania the essential act for long-term management of a household is the establishment of the young couple. |
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http://jean.cuisenier.online.fr/europeans/children.htm
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| | Montreal, Quebec, Attorney Robert Teitelbaum has a Law practice concentrating in the area of matrimonial and family law. |
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http://www.attorneyave.com/links/family-law-attorneys-canada.htm
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| | Patrimony |
| | Patrimonies may also exist independent persons such as the patrimony of affectation similar but substantially different from the law trust or the patrimony of a foundation when it is a social trust. | | | Patrimony: 6 case studies on local politics and the environment in the Philippines | | | Moliere and the Commonwealth of Letters: Patrimony and Posterity |
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http://www.freeglossary.com/Patrimony
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| | Commentary Magazine - Patrimony, by Philip Roth |
| | ...Lurid exhibitionist" is the term applied to this character in Patrimony... | | | ...But of course within the scheme of Patrimony the betrayal, no sooner perpetrated than silently admitted, sports an excusing novelistic purpose... | | | ...Over the course of this strenuous narrative we come to hear not only from a very noisy Herman Roth and his immediate family and friends but also from the proliferating person- nel who typically attend a modern death-watch: doctors and surgeons, hospital staff, administrators and "inmates" of senior-citizen condominiums, other assorted neighbors, bystanders, interested parties... |
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| | sehepunkte - Rezensionsjournal für die Geschichtswissenschaften - 5 (2005), Nr. 2 |
| | A concern with family and lineage links Delacroix, whose art traces his genealogy as a painter, and the restored monarch, who must establish his legitimacy after the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Empire." (2). | | | As she puts it: "In general my argument will be that his art is implicated in the major issues of the Bourbon Restoration and, in particular, that it is implicated in the Restoration's negotiation of its relationship to Revolutionary culture. | | | I argue that a central feature of this negotiation is the charged issue of patrimony and the problems of history, lineage, and authority that underlie it. |
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| | EH.N: Call for Papers, Session 14, XIII Congress of the IEHA |
| | inheritance in the patrimony (case or their nephew or niece becoming heirs) | | | dowry; the differences between extended and nuclear families; the case of | | | Precarious access to the matrimonial market: the problem of the |
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| | Families |
| | Visit the « Family » microportal on the Ministère de l'Emploi, de la Solidarité sociale et de la Famille web site. | | | The new parental leave plan constitutes a key element of its family policy. | | | For this reason, Québec has committed itself to ensure that each child and family can fulfill themselves individually and collectively in any circumstances. |
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| | H-France Reviews |
| | Indeed, the artist’s work was contentious to some extent with all factions in that its treatment of the relationship between the public and private, as well as the family and the state, marked these as contested arenas. | | | Fraser argues that conventional approaches to Delacroix’s art of the 1820s--which insist upon its uniformly oppositional stance to monarchical rule and equate artistic avant-gardism with liberal political persuasions--deny the complexities attending this cultural production. | | | Writing in a clear and compelling fashion, Fraser urges the reader to consider the art of Delacroix as imbricated in the patrimonial discourses of the period. |
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| | Roth, Philip: Patrimony, A True Story |
| | Further tests reveal that it is cancer, operable only with great effort and little promise of cure or even significant palliation. | | | As with most "biographies" of a family member's death, the book is more autobiographical of Philip Roth's experience of his father's death, but it is understandable as the author becomes more and more intimately involved in his father's living and dying. | | | The family (including Herman) decides against surgery and remains in close contact with him until his death. |
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http://endeavor.med.nyu.edu/lit-med/lit-med-db/webdocs/webdescrips/roth1195-des-.html
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| | Patrimony: A True Story - SHOP.COM |
| | All other designated trademarks, copyrights and brands are the property of their respective owners. | | | Roth watches as his 86-year-old father--famous for his vigor, charm, & his repertoire of Newark recollections--battles with the brain tumor that will kill him. | | | Books / Family and Relationships / Parenting (164) |
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http://www.shop.com/amos/cc/main/searchxs1/ccsyn/260/prd/17459974
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| | Prairie Patrimony: Family, Farming, and Community in the Midwest:0807820458:Sonya Salamon:eCampus.com |
| | Families cannot farm without land, and whoever controls land holds power over others in the farm family and the rural community. | | | Drawing on her decade-long ethnographic studies of seven Illinois farming communities, Sonya Salamon demonstrates how family land transfers serve as the mechanism for recreating the social relations fundamental to Midwestern ethnic identities. | | | Half the communities Salamon studied are dominated by families of German descent and half by what she terms "Yankees", or people with British Protestant ancestry. |
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http://www.ecampus.com/bk_detail.asp?isbn=0807820458
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| | Amazon.co.uk: Books: Patrimony: A True Story |
| | Indeed, many parts in "Patrimony" have a personal tone. | | | This book is an autobiographical work about the last stages of the life of his father, Herman Roth. | | | The author talks about his mother's sudden death in a restaurant in 1981 and about the sad and painful last year of his father's life. |
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0099914301
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| | The Infinite Matrix Richard Kadrey Patrimony |
| | Grandpa had been the original visionary of the family. | | | Grandpa moved the family from Plainfield, Wisconsin in the early-60s, after the Ed Gein flap finally died down. | | | He has a unique perspective on the family fortune. |
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http://www.infinitematrix.net/stories/shortshorts/kadrey57.html
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| | The officers of our Clan are democratically elected by a majority of the membership at a periodically scheduled gathering or general meeting or by ballot. | | | Our membership is open to each and every individual with ancestry of the Family Name, with no restrictions as to race, religion or gender. | | | If your clan is reputed to be of Irish origin, please specify which historical families or septs will be represented. |
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http://www.theclansofireland.ie/aform2004.html
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| | Partition of family patrimony |
| | Application for payment of the value of benefits (partition of family patrimony) | | | (see also form 390A below and the document Partition of family patrimony) | | | Application for a statement of benefits (partition of family patrimony) |
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http://www.carra.gouv.qc.ca/ang/formulaire/formulaires_partage.htm
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| | Drouin - Bookstore |
| | This is the only place in the Internet where you may find our collections like: Our Family Patrimony and Our National Patrimony. | | | They are books for individuals and organisms and include for instances genealogies published by the Drouin Genealogical Institute years ago when the Institute was producing a large number of family genealogies, or books published from vital records microfilms (the microfilms are also for sale). | | | Collection: Our National Patrimony ( Notre patrimoine national) - Numbers [PN-001 to PN-050] - [PN-051 to PN-100] - [PN-101 to PN-150] - [PN-151 to PN-200] - [PN-201 to PN-...] |
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| | Patrimony - Definition of Patrimony by Webster's Online Dictionary |
| | By patrimony, patrimonium, is also understood the father ' s duty to take care of his children. | | | patrimony - an inheritance coming by right of birth ( especially by primogeniture) | | | Patrimony - Definition of Patrimony by Webster's Online Dictionary |
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| | patrimony - OneLook Dictionary Search |
| | Phrases that include patrimony : patrimony of saint peter, family patrimony, patrimony of affectation | | | patrimony : The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language [ home, info ] | | | We found 20 dictionaries with English definitions that include the word patrimony : |
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| | For beneficiaries |
| | This document describes how partition of the family patrimony affects the benefits accumulated in a pension plan. | | | To view or print them, use Adobe Reader (version 6.0 or up), available free from Adobe. | | | Net pension estimates for the 2005 taxation year |
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