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4 +1 | in the absence of the founder |
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4 | In abscence of the Founder |
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4 | In the absence of the Settlor |
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in the absence of the founder Explanation: due to the absence of the founder |
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In abscence of the Founder Explanation: or, if the Founder is absent, or,not present |
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In the absence of the Settlor Explanation: I think "Settlor" is more common in Bristish English trust documents. BLACK'S LAW DICTIONARY: Settlor: The grantor or donor in a deed of settlement. Also, one who creates a trust [...] |
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