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Ezzat Yaseen
What are the differences?
estate
inheritance
bequest
If they are not synonyms, please put them all in one sentence.
Aug 10, 2020 9:56 PM
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They are not synonyms no:
Estate generally relates to a large amount of land that someone owns but can relate to property.
Inheritance relates to what you have taken ownership of in the event of someone’s death.
Bequest is what the dying person does to hand over their inheritance.
In one sentence:
Steve was set to inherit a small fortune after his billionaire father bequest his entire estate to Steve alone, neglecting all his other children.
August 10, 2020
Thanks Hilary
August 11, 2020
Steve and his brother expected to inherit an equal bequest, however, in the end, the estate went into receivership.
August 11, 2020
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