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joko | 19:39 Sat 09th Jul 2011 | Law
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could you write a will that leaves something to someone, but only under the condition that when that person then dies, the item then goes to someone of your choosing?

or is it a case of once ownership is given, the deceased rights are gone...?

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You can't impose conditions upon who actually receives the 'title' to the property. (i.e. upon who owns it).

However it's possible to grant a 'life interest' to someone in order, for example, for them to live in a property (which was owned by the testator) until they die. The beneficiary under such an arrangement would be a 'life tenant', rather than its owner.

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