Answer:
1. We need a lawyer because they can defend us in front of the Jury if we do something bad.
2. We don't have to buy from those kinds of people and those kinds of stores, but it is often thought that they have good quality and everything which includes that.
3. Well, if you don't pay your electricity bill, they're going to turn the electricity off. If you don't pay your water bill your water will get turned off. And if you don't pay your loans your house might be put to sale because you have to give money in one way or another, and if you don't have any money you might end up in prison.
4. Because it's safer to keep your money in a bank instead of your pocket. They can take your materialistic things, but cannot take the money from the bank unless they know your password (which you should only know and should never write anywhere).
5. As I said in the previous one, someone may come across your password which can result in all your money being taken unless you block your bank account and report it to the police. There are many different scenarios about this situation and the procedure is long (I think) trying to get a new card with a bank account.
Those are the answers to your questions. Have a good day :-)
It is most likely a coolant (antifreeze)
Answer:
The remnant of an estate that has been conveyed to take effect and be enjoyed after the termination of a prior estate, as when an owner conveys a life estate to one party and the remainder to another, is called:
B) the remainder estate
Explanation:
- The option A is not correct as the right of survivorship is a feature of joint ownership of properties. It states that if a person dies in a joint ownership of a property which has right of survivorship then the other person get the share of the deceased person in the property.
- The option B is correct as the remainder estate that is such estate that is left from the life estate on the termination of a prior estate.
- The option C is incorrect as the reversionary right is such right according to which a property is reverted back on a specific event to the previous owner or the heirs of that owner if deceased.
- The option D is also incorrect as the reversionary interest is such a interest that is reverted back to the grantor or his/her heirs.
