1. Ascertainable synonyms, Ascertainable pronunciation, Ascertainable translation, English dictionary definition of Ascertainable

2. Ascertainable (comparative more Ascertainable, superlative most Ascertainable) Able to be ascertained

3. The Ascertainable Standard Table

4. See definitions of Ascertainable.

5. Ascertainable translate: vérifiable

6. Ascertainable meaning Able to be ascertained.

7. Ascertainable Standard __ Boobytraps “Welfare” — Welfare added to “health, education and support” is an Ascertainable standard according to Leopold v

8. What does Ascertainable mean? Information and translations of Ascertainable in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

9. Those laws are perfectly Ascertainable by labor, and Ascertainable no other way.; They have pushed back their scientifically Ascertainable history almost a thousand years.; On the other hand, simple or cutaneous quittor may occur without Ascertainable cause.; The great east window has a history of its own quite easily Ascertainable on the spot and worthy of research and study.

10. Definition of Ascertainable in the Definitions.net dictionary

11. Assessable: See: ad valorem , appreciable , ascertainable , determinable

12. Determining whether a creditor is reasonably Ascertainable is an evidentiary matter.

13. However, welfare alone is not an Ascertainable standard, Le

14. Definition of Ascertainable adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

15. Ascertainable - Translation to Spanish, pronunciation, and forum discussions

16. Ascertainable translate: có thể tìm hiểu

17. The Ascertainable standard limitation is a recognized distribution power safe harbor

18. Ascertainments ascertainable ascertaining ascertains ascertained certainties certainness credentialism Credentialisms certainest

19. Other “Ascertainable” standards may include comfort, best interest, and emergency

20. Even a schoolboy's jape is supposed to have some ascertainable point.

21. Ascertainable Meaning: "capable of being found out," 1765, from ascertain + -able

22. Ascertainable definition: capable of being ascertained or found out synonyms: determinable, discoverable antonyms: indeterminable, incalculable, undetermined

23. Idiopathic diseases are those that have come of themselves, that is, without Ascertainable cause

24. See authoritative translations of Ascertainable in Spanish with example sentences and audio pronunciations.

25. If that turns Ascertainable, it means that there's going to be 01:06:15 A

26. The determination of whether a creditor is reasonably Ascertainable is an evidentiary matter; therefore, evidence must be presented to support the notion that a creditor was in fact reasonably Ascertainable by the personal representative

27. New York Times Jan 29, 2018 They seek to deny the existence of objective, Ascertainable fact

28. Part IV discusses the Ascertainable standard sub-table when someone is serving a sole trustee

29. 4.5 Ascertainable Standards and Estate Planning Many trusts, of course, with an eye on the estate tax exclusionary rules, provide the corpus distributions (or, for that matter, income distributions) are to be governed by an “Ascertainable standard.”

30. But even a schoolboy's jape is supposed to have some ascertainable point; and Blast had none.

31. Ascertainable standard, it is immaterial whether the beneficiary is required to exhaust his other income before the power can be exercised

32. This means that stamp duty is assessed by reference to the highest ascertainable rent which might become payable under the lease.

33. They created machinery to avoid extending them to those whose ascertainable record showed them to be untrustworthy and likely to default.

34. Ascertainable loss would exist as an element ofstanding, it would exist as an element to avoid dismissal, and it would exist to find liability, but if an equitable remedy “undoes” a proven, quantified Ascertainable loss, the loss would only provide a basis for

35. ‘Even then it would not derive from any objectively Ascertainable standard or consensus within a recognised profession.’ ‘I lowered my window and turned off the radio to listen for any sound (to see if it was a helicopter) but I couldn't hear any Ascertainable aircraft engine noise.’

36. The earliest Ascertainable price paid for such products in the territory of the contracting party where manufacture takes place

37. Recent court decisions evaluating motions for class certification have emphasized the importance of the plaintiff’s burden in defining an Ascertainable class

38. The influences of smoking and snuffing on politics and war are Ascertainable. TOBACCO; ITS HISTORY, VARIETIES, CULTURE, MANUFACTURE AND COMMERCE E

39. Ascertainable loss (def.): capable of being discovered or observed, even if you can't but a particular dollar amount on it.

40. But I want to say not Ascertainable because it's not 100% certain that you'll actually get the bank approval for the financing

41. The only instance in which a known or reasonably Ascertainable creditor is required to file any claims before the expiration of the

42. Reasonably Ascertainable creditors can be defined as a creditor that the personal representative would learn of if they exercised reasonable diligence

43. Borrowing: the process by which money is received subject to a condition for repayment, either on demand or at some ascertainable future time.

44. As regards products of undetermined origin , the earliest Ascertainable price paid for such products in the territory of the country where processing taken place ;

45. The recent Pfannenstiehl v.Pfannenstiehl case in Massachusetts is a pretty good indication that the use of Ascertainable standards in asset protection planning is dangerous

46. While the Ascertainable standard is the typical standard used in trust documents, in some situations it may be advisable to permit distributions beyond this standard

47. An Ascertainable standard is a standard that restricts the power of the Trustee to make distributions to a beneficiary to an extent measurable by the …

48. HEMS is an Ascertainable standard for distribution, which means it provides boundaries or rules for a Trustee when he or she is deciding what distributions are appropriate from a Trust

49. The measure of compensation is the Ascertainable amount of the expense incurred less a reduction corresponding to the costs that normally would have been incurred by the claimant

50. An amount is considered "reasonably Ascertainable " only if the sole actuarial or other assumptions needed to determine the amount deferred are interest, mortality and cost-of-living assumptions

51. Appreciable adjective significant, marked, obvious, considerable, substantial, visible, evident, pronounced, definite, noticeable, clear-cut, discernible, measurable, material, recognizable, detectable, perceptible, distinguishable, ascertainable, perceivable This has not had an Appreciable …

52. Similar to the discretionary standard sub-table, the Ascertainable standard sub-table is analyzed based on the following five relationships of the trustee, which is the third dimension of the matrix.

53. However, even if no selectivity as regards the aid is Ascertainable de jure, a measure can contravene the law relating to State aid if it is liable to favour certain undertakings

54. Ascertainable standard means a standard relating to an individual's health, education, support, or maintenance within the meaning of section 2041 (b) (1) (A) or 2514 (c) (1) of the Internal Revenue Code

55. Most trusts include a provision that the trustee should make distributions to the beneficiary according to an Ascertainable standard, which is generally for the health, education, maintenance and support (HEMS) of the beneficiary

56. A known or reasonably Ascertainable creditor is absolved from the limitations of section 733.702 (1) by virtue of the fact that the personal representative failed to serve the creditor with the required notice

57. For a stock option to be taxable upon grant, the option must either be actively traded or it must be transferable, immediately exercisable, and the fair market value of the option must be readily ascertainable.

58. Uber is expected to argue it developed all of its autonomous vehicle technology and know-how independently and that the information Waymo claims are trade secrets are generally known or Ascertainable by Uber’s own experts

59. Ascertainable acquired assets, liabilities and possible damage that were acquired at a company acquisition, [] are assessed with their time value to-be-attributed on the acquisition effective day, independent of the extent of possible minority shares.

60. So the trustee is obligated to distribute under an Ascertainable standard, but only in his or her “sole discretion.” This particular court stated that the case law is mixed on whether a lienable property interest arises from such a clause

61. The term “readily Ascertainable ” was used to indicate without excessive detail that the necessary procedures must be available to those parties who have a legitimate interest in knowing them prior to entering a legal commitment based upon the validity of the negotiable electronic transport record.

62. (1) For purposes of RCW 11.40.051, a "reasonably Ascertainable" creditor of the decedent is one that the personal representative would discover upon exercise of reasonable diligence.The personal representative is deemed to have exercised reasonable diligence upon conducting a reasonable review of the decedent's correspondence, including correspondence received after the date of death, and

63. (a) Throughout the inquiries, persons to whom this part is applicable per § 312.1(b) and environmental professionals conducting the inquiry must take into account commonly known or reasonably Ascertainable information within the local community about the subject property and consider such information when seeking to identify conditions indicative of releases or threatened releases, as set

64. Principal Translations: Inglés: Español: Ascertainable adj adjective: Describes a noun or pronoun--for example, "a tall girl," "an interesting book," "a big house." (can be confirmed) comprobable adj adjetivo: Describe el sustantivo.Puede ser posesivo, numeral, demostrativo ("casa [b]grande[/b]", "mujer [b]alta[/b]").