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Legal Terms – Fraud on a Power
An exercise of a *power of appointment that, despite being made to an object within the class selected by the donor, was made in circumstances that render it null and void. For instance, when the appointor intended to obtain a benefit for himself or another, or when there was a deliberate intention to undermine the intentions of the power donor.
An exercise of a *power of appointment that, despite being made to an object within the class selected by the donor, was made in circumstances that render it null and void. For instance, when the appointor intended to obtain a benefit for himself or another, or when there was a deliberate intention to undermine the intentions of the power donor.
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