| The idea of bequeathal of power was aborted by the January 25 revolution not only in Egypt, but also in Libya and Yemen. |
| It is evident that road to the bequeathal of power is not paved, nor is it safe, and walking on it is risky. |
| She sold her archives and donated her husband's to the J. Paul Getty Trust, to which she also left her estate — the archives were not part of the bequeathal. |
| The upcoming parliamentary elections of 2009 will represent a principal test in this context while the presidential bequeathal of power will cover YemenCOs future with mist. |
| By skillfully designing the contract, it is often possible to generate interesting income, bequeathal or inheritance tax effects, even for large family estates. |
| Where family members or assets are spread out across different countries, multiple countries often assert claims to their respective domestic inheritance, estate or bequeathal tax entitlements. |
