Examples of Perpetuity Period in a sentence
The Perpetuity Period is the period of 80 years from the date of this deed (being the maximum perpetuity period under the Perpetuities Act 1964).
No powers or discretions which are subject to the rule against perpetuities will be capable of being exercised or prolonging vesting after the expiry of the Perpetuity Period.
Disputes Committee means the committee appointed in accordance with clause 19.4. Distribution Date means the date that occurs 80 years less one day from the date of this deed or such earlier or later date within the Perpetuity Period applicable to this deed from time to time as provided in clause 2.3. Election Closing Date has the meaning set out in clause 4.8 of Schedule One.
A Fund shall not terminate automatically on the expiry of the Perpetuity Period.
Upon the expiration of the Perpetuity Period, or if the Individual Trustees determine that the Purpose of the Trust can no longer be fulfilled, the Corporate Trustee shall distribute the TrustEstate outright to one or more organizations that will further the protection of free expression as appointed by the Settlor, Corporate Trustee and the Individual Trustees.