court proceedings are required to turn property over to beneficiaries. Because of this, living trusts are the most popular probate- avoidance device. Beneficiaries Direct beneficiaries come in two types: · Primary beneficiaries- people or institutions named to receive specially identified property. · Residuary beneficiaries- people or organizations named to receive any property not specifically left to primary beneficiaries. An altenate beneficiary is a person or organization you name to receive a gift you left to a direct beneficiary, if that direct beneficiary dies before you, or does not outlive you by a defined period of time, often 30 to 45 days. Children In this book ,,children" can have two meanings. The first is ,,minors" individuals who are not yet 18. The second meaning is offspring of any age; parents who live long enough can have ,,children" who are in their 40s, 50s, or even older.
kohustab üürileandjat tagama üürnikule üüriobjekti kasutamise võimaluse ka üüriobjekti omaniku vahetumisel. Vastasel juhul, kui üürileandja oma kohustust ei täida, on üürnikul õigus üürileandja kohtusse kaevata (D. 19.2.25.1). 11 Zimmermann, R. The law of obligations: Roman foundations of the civilian tradition. Oxford University Press, 1996, lk 35. 12 Zimmnerman, R. 1996, lk 37. 13 Hallebeek, J. Contracts for a third-party beneficiary: a brief sketch from the Corpus iuris to present-day civil law, lk 2. 8 Teise võimalusena Erose kaitseks tuleks tugineda normil, mis vabastab üürileandja kohustusest tagada üürnikule sama üüriobjekti kasutamise võimalus, kui ta pakub üürnikule asenduseks teise üüriobjekti, mis ei ole tingimustelt halvem eelmisest (D. 19.2.9.pr). Kuna
sõdade ajal. Sotsiaalsed migrandid – Inimesed, kes otsivad paremaid elutingimusi oma vanaduspõlve veetmiseks, või oma laste tuleviku kindlustamiseks. Eestlased Lõuna Hispaanias, britid Austraalias või Uus Meremaal. Terminology •Migrant –person, who is outside of the territory of the state of citizenship •Refugee/forced migrant- põgenik •Applicant for international protection/Asylum seeker- asüülipaluja •Beneficiary of International protection- poliitilise kaitse alla minevad migrandid •Economic migrant •Illegal or clandestine migrant Rände liigid ja rändepoliitika Pereränne – Perede ühendamine. Pigem kitsendav ja piirav, lähisugulastele iseenesest mõistetav Õpiränne – Ränne õppimise eesmärgil, osa lahkub riigist. Riigi tasandil piiranguid pole vaja ( teatud regioonide suhtes ilmselt vajalikud põhjalikumad taustauuringud julgeoleku kaalutlustel)
The coup of 1987 caused further contraction. Economic liberalization in the years following the coup created a boom in the garment industry and a steady growth rate despite growing uncertainty of land tenure in the sugar industry. The expiration of leases for sugar cane farmers (along with reduced farm and factory efficiency) has led to a decline in sugar production despite a subsidized price. Subsidies for sugar have been provided by the EU and Fiji has been the second largest beneficiary after Mauritius. Urbanization and expansion in the service sector have contributed to recent GDP growth. Sugar exports and a rapidly growing tourist industry -- with 430,800 tourists in 2003[24] and increasing in the subsequent years -- are the major sources of foreign exchange. Fiji is highly dependent on tourism for revenue. Sugar processing makes up one-third of industrial activity. Long-term problems include low investment and uncertain property rights
branch haruettevõte, harukontor sketch visand, kavand depth võlg subsequent järgnev evaluate hindama, hinda määrama, hinnangut andma sound püsiv, terve, veatu, kahjustamata blended segatud, tembitud Lk 5 property omand, vara, kinnisvara awkward kohmakas, piinlik, täbar launch liikvele laskma, käivitama, käiku laskma ponder kaaluma, mõtlisklema, juurdlema beneficiary kasu/tulu saaja, abi saaja candid otsekohene, siiras bean- fisheries clarity selgus Lk 6 outright lihtkiirtehing strings keelud modest tagasihoidlik substantial aineline, reaalne, oluline bulk mass, maht, suur hulk heirloom perekonnaliikvia torn rebenenud aid abiline, vahend, abistama contribute kaasa aitama, kaaluma, panustama, toetama Lk 7
treatment as any other country with MFN status. 50 CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK 50 Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) The main idea of the GSP is that the economically developed countries assist the states with rela- tively weak economies to develop their export potential. For this purpose, developed countries unilaterally grant certain trade concessions to the beneficiary states of the GSP (without receiving any concessions in return). Specifically, GSP entails lower import tariffs on goods imported from beneficiary countries or full exemption from import duties, thus facilitating access for products of less developed countries to the markets of developed countries. Georgia is a GSP beneficiary of the following countries: EU Member States, the USA, Japan, Canada, Switzerland and Norway. EU GSP+ Scheme Georgia enjoys a GSP scheme offered by the EU
to appeal (edasi kaebama) - application or proceeding for review by higher court to change precious decision to solve a dispute (konflikti lahendama) - finding a solution to a conflict to force someone (kedagi sundima) - making someone act in some way against their own will to fulfill a contract (lepingut täitma) - to complete the obligations from the contract that were given to each party to pay damages (kahjutasu maksma) - sum of money needed to be paid for the loss beneficiary (kasusaaja) - person entiteled to recieve fund or other property under trust, will or insurance policy avoid taxes (makse vältima) - legally finding a way to pay less for dues evidence (tõestusmaterjal) - information drawn from personal testimony, a document, or material object, used to establish facts in a legal investigation or admissible as testimony in law court inherit (pärima) - gain a possession of someone's death
indicate the direct and indirect recipients of actions. Objects are made up of noun phrases. direct object otsesihitis Refers to the noun phrase indicating the entity directly I (S) cut (V) my finger (O). affected by an action. (cf. Indirect object) indirect object kaudsihitis Refers to the indirect recipient or beneficiary of an The teacher (S) gave (V) the pupils action which has a direct recipient. An indirect object (IO) some homework (DO). (IO) always co-occurs with a direct object (DO). adverbial, adverbial määrus, adverbiaal Any word, phrase or clause that functions like an A dog quickly ate my homework in modifier adverb (refers to e.g
lexical transitivity: (arg1 arg2 arg3)
semantic/thematic:
Uniform application seaduste 1kordne rakendamine Doctrine of precedent pretsedendi doktriin Was bound kohustatud Binding kohustuslik, siduv Unless otherwise provided by law kui seaduses pole teisite märgitud The court of equity parema äratundmise järgi otsustav kohus Equitable - õiglane Appealing - appelleerima Chancellor kantsler Solve disputes vaidlust lahendama Enforce sundima Fulfill a contract lepingut täitma Pay damages kahjutasu maksma Beneficiary kellegi kasuks Bring actions kohtuasja algatama Breach of contract lepingu rikkumine Specific performance täitmine natuuras Trust hooldusel olev ese või vara Trust deed volikiri Source of law õiguse allikas Avoid the obligation to kohustust välitma Computer theft arvuti abil kahju tegemine (nt häkkimine) Former, ex endine Evidence, proof tõend Unified ühine Codified kodifitseeritud inherited pärima egalitarian kõik on võrdsed (pole term)
in case of co-reference with the subject, the object usually requires a reflexive pronoun which agrees with the subject in person and, where relevant, in number and gender. Semantic properties: Od an entity that is affected (patient/theme) by the action denoted in the clause; Oi: to an animate being that is the recipient of the action (recipient/beneficiary). Complement: subject and object: Both complements are in a copular relationship with another clause element. Form: normally a NP and AdjP, but it may also be a nominal clause. Position: Cs: follows the subject and the verb. Co: follows the direct object. Syntactic functions: If it is a NP, the Cs has concord of number with the subject, and the Cs has concord of number with the direct object.
Civil courts make adjudications (to make a formal decision about something) on these disputes. Some disputes are more serious and complex than others. The jurisdiction (the authority of an official organization to make and deal with especially legal decisions) of the courts is limited by the type of the case, by the geography and the amount of the claim (the sum of payable at the maturity of an insurance policy or upon death of the person insured to the beneficiary or the legal heir of the insured). In Estonia civil actions are dealt with in county courts (a local law court which deals with less serious disputes). In civil procedure (a set of actions which is the official or accepted way of doing something) there can be three parties: plaintiff, defendant and third party whose rights the dispute can concern. The decision of county court can be appealed to the circuit court (second instance court). 9. Criminal courts (general + Estonian)
(B) an amenity (C) a component (D) an advantage 5. Poorly constructed dwellings cannot withstand severe storms. (A) Houses (B) piers (C) boats (D) roads LESSON 12 benefit blind broaden burgeon conspicuously demand endorse enormous entirely erode evaporate recover reportedly shift suffer benefit v. to be useful or helpful adv. beneficially Syn. assist adj. beneficial n. benefit n. beneficiary Use of solar power will benefit all mankind. It is extremely beneficial to prepare for a test. blind adj. unable to see or understand, to conceal; adv. blindly showing poor judgment or understanding n. blindness Syn. unaware They were blind to the fact that they had little chance to succeed. He went into the job blindly, with no previous experience. broaden v. to make larger or greater adv
(The infinite regress here was pointed out by Bradley 1930: 1718.) Third, there are words that grammatically are nouns but do not, intui- tively, name either individual things or kinds of things--not even nonexistent "things" or abstract items such as qualities. Quine (1960) gives the examples of "sake," "behalf," and "dint." One sometimes does something for someone else's sake or on that person's behalf, but not as if a sake or a behalf were a kind of object the beneficiary led around on a leash. Or one achieves some- thing by dint of hard work; but a dint is not a thing or kind of thing. (I have never been sure what a "whit" or a "cahoot" is.) Despite being nouns, words like these surely do not have their meanings by referring to particular kinds of objects. They seem to have meaning only by dint of occurring in longer constructions. By themselves they barely can be said to mean anything at all, though they are words, and meaningful words at that.
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