Astell Claims That the Three Modes of Understanding Are Distinguished

question 174

True/False

Astell claims that the three modes of understanding are distinguished by the different degrees of truth and accuracy in the premises from which the conclusion is drawn.

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Definitions:

Testamentary Trust

A trust that is created by will and therefore does not take effect until the death of the testator.

Constructive Trust

A legal remedy imposed by a court to address wrongdoing or unjust enrichment, creating a fiduciary relationship where the trustee must hold property for the benefit of the beneficiary.

Living Trust

A legal document that places assets into a trust for the grantor's benefit during their lifetime and specifies how to distribute remaining assets after the grantor's death.

Resulting Trust

A trust formed by implication of law when property is transferred under circumstances suggesting the transferor does not intend the transferee to have beneficial interest in the property.