- the donor, and the
person or
institution getting the gift is
called the
donee. It is
possible to
donate in the name of a
third party,
making a gift in...
-
transfer of
property from one
person (the
donor or grantor) to
another (the
donee or grantee)
without consideration.
There are
several type of
gifts in property...
- 22
March 1681, Luís Álvares de Castro, the
Second Marquis de
Cascais and
donee of the
Captaincy of São Vicente,
moved the
capital to the
village of São...
- purchaser.
These grants were also
known as
feuda conditionata,
because if the
donee had no
heirs of his body the
estate reverted to the donor. This
right of...
-
specified group or
class of people, not
including donee,
donee's estate,
creditors of
donee, or
creditors of
donee's estate. For example, a
testator might grant...
-
voluntarily transfer and he is also
competent to do so. On the
receiver side, the
donee should be able to
receive and take delivery, and the
person who provides...
-
Jacques De Hurtere, of Flanders, the
cousin of Joss de Utra (second Captain-
Donee of Faial), and
chronicled by
Manuel Luís Maldonado.
Little is
known of his...
-
Donors must pay the
expense directly. If the
donor writes a
check to
donee and
donee then pays the expense, the gift may be
subject to tax.
There are two...
-
Atlantic coast of
northeastern South America. Each was
granted to a
single donee, a
Portuguese nobleman who was
given the
title captain General. Beginning...
- to
transfer the
gifted ****et to the
donee. If the
donor has not done so, the gift is
incomplete since the
donee has no
equity to
perfect an imperfect...
