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A quick definition of approximation, doctrine of:

The doctrine of approximation allows a court to change how a trust is managed in order to keep the trust going and fulfill the wishes of the person who created it. This is done when the original instructions for the trust can't be followed exactly. It's also called the equitable doctrine of approximation and is different from the cy pres doctrine.

A more thorough explanation:

The doctrine of approximation allows a court to make changes to the way a trust is managed in order to keep the trust intact and fulfill the wishes of the person who created the trust. This is also known as the equitable doctrine of approximation.

For example, if a trust was created to provide scholarships for students in a particular field of study, but that field of study no longer exists, the court may use the doctrine of approximation to modify the trust so that it can still provide scholarships for a related field of study.

Another example would be if a trust was created to support a specific charity, but that charity no longer exists, the court may use the doctrine of approximation to find a similar charity to support instead.

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am i the only one who has never gotten my status checker to work on here?
BulbasaurNoLikeCardio
12:06
@ChowieBean: want to see what schools they share an applicant pool with, think it is all data harvesting stuff no a +/- for the applicant
12:06
ok good cuz idk whether i wanna tell them or not
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thanks bulbasaur
12:08
not to be that guy again but berkeley person/applicant id is back and Shiny New Logo
be that guy
EW THE NEW LOGO IS SO UGLY
WTF
12:09
need to send in my berkeley app rawwwww
BulbasaurNoLikeCardio
12:09
@ChowieBean: should be required to tell them, the schools who asked I only told them the schools in their area not all of them.
BulbasaurNoLikeCardio
12:10
*shouldnt be
12:12
@jackfrost11770: if i get a berk A today and they have that logo im withdrawing (/s /s /s /j /j /j)
babycat
12:12
@ChowieBean: me too lol. you applying to public interest scholars program?
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i was raised like blocks away from umiami
12:16
idk if i wanna go back to florida tho so im applying there as safety/target 💀
12:25
@ChowieBean: doing the same thing
Does anyone think au gonna get back to us today
My app was complete Oct 11
If yes what time
Dkk
12:29
Sure, yes! 11:22:24 PST
ClassyPleasantHeron
12:30
I wonder if Berk was updating their system so that they could watch more video.
1a2b3c4d26z
12:41
They updated it so they could watch my video one trillion times
brookyln law portal just added person id and application id for me, what does it mean??
Dkk
12:52
@VolatileClumsyAcolyte: well someone got an A so maybe an A
just checked the reddit, apparently it means nothing..
HAPPY FRIDAY HAPPY UCLA DAY
what time would they release cuz west coast
BulbasaurNoLikeCardio
12:54
I hate that Vanderbilts portal gives no status
HopefullyInLawSchool
12:54
@VolatileClumsyAcolyte: did you apply YM to Brooklyn?
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