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Set up an Irrevocable Discretionary Trust with this template trust deed for Canada.

• A discretionary trust is also called a blind trust because the beneficiary has no information about the assets in the trust or how the trust is administered.
• The settlor (the person setting up the trust) is the sole beneficiary of the trust and cannot act as a trustee.
• The division date will occur either upon the death of the beneficiary or on the 21-year anniversary of the establishment of the trust, whichever is earlier.
• The settlor reserves no powers or rights, and shall receive no benefits, income or capital of the trust fund in his/her capacity as settlor.
• This trust cannot be revoked.
• During the lifetime of the settlor, no income or capital of the trust shall be distributed to the settlor's spouse or a minor child of the settlor unless the distribution does not result in attribution of income or gain to the settlor under the Income Tax Act (Canada).
• This Irrevocable Discretionary Trust Deed is a good strategy to use when it's important that the beneficiary not be aware of what assets are held in the trust so as to avoid any claims of conflict of interest.

Use this Intellectual Property checklist and analysis to identify and protect business assets such as copyright, trade mark, patent, industrial design and trade secrets.

The Checklist will assist you to:

• determine the authorship and/or ownership of each asset,
• track whether assets have been registered with the appropriate government authorities (if required),
• ensure that renewals of such registrations are completed on a timely basis,
• track any assignment of rights in the assets to third parties,
• determine if moral rights waivers have been obtained from employees or other parties (if required), and
• determine if the company is taking all steps necessary to ensure that confidential information remains confidential.

This Intellectual Property Checklist and Analysis template is a downloadable and customizable MS Word form.

Do you and your spouse have debts or judgments against you? Protect your home to the maximum amount allowable under Oregon law with this Joint Homestead Declaration.

• The Declaration is made by a husband and wife, under Oregon Revised Statutes OR 18.395.
• A joint filing will protect the equity in your home to a maximum of $50,000 against sale by execution, judgment lien and liability for debts.
• The homestead exemption only applies to your actual residence. You can't use this form for revenue or vacation properties.
• When you have filled out the form, file it with the County Recorder's Office in the county in which your property is situated.
• Available in MS Word format.
• Intended to be used only in the State of Oregon.

Prepare a Bailment Agreement for products that will be sent to another party for evaluation with this easy downloadable template.

• This contract form can be used for situations where a third party will take possession of software, hardware, equipment or other products in order to evaluate them for specific purposes.
• The bailor (owner of the items) retains full title to the goods being bailed. The bailee agrees not to sell, transfer, encumber or subject the bailed property to any legal process.
• The bailor agrees that any part of the bailed property that is installed on the bailee's lands would cause damage to the lands or building, title to that portion of the bailed property will pass to the bailee.
• The bailed property is provided "as is" and without any warranty of any kind, including warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
• The bailee and its employees, contractors and agents are bound by confidentiality provisions.
• The bailee is under no obligation to purchase any goods from, or have any future business dealings, with the bailor.
• This legal contract template is available as a downloadable MS Word file.
• This is a generic form which does not contain references to the laws of any specific country or region.