Rule Against Perpetuities

Perpetuity: Never Ending Financial Concept
A perpetuity is a financial instrument that pays a never-ending series of periodic payments. It is commonly used in the contexts of finance, economics, and legal frameworks such as the rule against perpetuities.
Rule Against Perpetuities: Legal Limitation on Property Interests
The Rule Against Perpetuities is a legal principle that ensures that a contingent interest in property must vest no later than 21 years after the death of a relevant measuring life, preventing indefinite control of property across generations.

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