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sec.413EWho is a default beneficiary

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### sec.413E Who is a default beneficiary A default beneficiary of a discretionary trust is a beneficiary who is a taker in default of an appointment by the trustee of the trust, other than a last taker in default of an appointment that is— a person decided under the Succession Act 1981 ; or a charitable institution. s 413E ins 2022 No. 14 s 6 - (a) a person decided under the Succession Act 1981 ; or - (b) a charitable institution.

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