During the Lifetime of the Grantors Sample Clauses

During the Lifetime of the Grantors. A. As long as both Grantors are living, each Grantor shall have the right to live in one-half of any residential real property owned by the Trust. If only one grantor is living, then he or she shall have the right to live in all such residential real property.
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