object of any trust, power or discretion
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| 3 | item of any trust, power or discretion |
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| 2 | purpose of any trust, power or discretion |
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purpose of any trust, power or discretion Explanation: beneficiary would be a 'person' - be they a 'natural' person (human being) or a 'legal' person (e.g. a business). An 'object' would be some other 'non-personal' purpose of the action being taken 'hereunder'. No concrete examples come to mind - I might be back later ... |
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21 hrs confidence:
item of any trust, power or discretion Explanation: The context is short, but I think that 'object' refers to anything which is part of any trust, power or discretion. |
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