/ˈɔːltəˌnət rɪˈmeɪndərz/ – Phrase
Definition: quyền sở hữu chờ dự khuyết.
A more thorough explanation: “Alternative remainders” refers to a legal term used in estate planning and wills. It refers to a provision in a will that outlines different beneficiaries who will inherit the assets if the primary beneficiary is unable to do so. In other words, alternative remainders specify who will receive the assets if the initial beneficiary is unable to accept them.
Example: In a trust agreement, the beneficiaries were entitled to receive the income from the trust in equal shares, with the provision that in the event one beneficiary predeceased the distribution date, their share would pass to the remaining beneficiaries as alternative remainders.
