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onerous donation

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A quick definition of onerous donation:

An onerous donation is a type of gift where the donor imposes a condition on the recipient. This means that the recipient must fulfill a certain requirement or obligation in order to receive the gift. For example, a donor may give money to a charity, but only if the charity uses the money for a specific purpose. In civil law, the value of the gift must be more than twice the value of the condition imposed by the donor. This is different from a purely gratuitous donation, which is an unconditional gift, and a remunerative donation, which is a gift given in exchange for services rendered.

A more thorough explanation:

An onerous donation is a type of gift in which the donor imposes a condition on the recipient. This means that the recipient must fulfill certain obligations or requirements in order to receive the gift.

For example, if someone donates a piece of land to a charity, but requires that the charity build a community center on the land within a certain timeframe, this would be considered an onerous donation. The charity must fulfill the condition in order to receive the gift.

In Louisiana law, an onerous donation is defined as an inter vivos gift burdened with a condition imposed by the donor. However, there is no gift unless the value of the gift is more than twice as much as the value of the condition to the donor.

Another type of donation is a remunerative donation, which is an inter vivos gift made to compensate a person for services rendered. However, it is not considered a gift unless the value of the property given is more than twice as much as the value of the services.

Overall, onerous donations and remunerative donations are different from purely gratuitous donations, which are unconditional gifts made without any conditions or requirements.

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snow
19:33
Oregon decision rendered…
snow
19:33
Bro why don’t they just tell me lol
damn ive been under review for a month and no movement, when did u apply snow?
snow
19:39
The day apps opened. I still don’t know what the decision is tho lol
Dang. Crossing my fingers for you!!
snow
19:41
Thank you!!
shaquilleoatmeal
19:44
Snow dude wtf you been
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19:46
Working! I was prepping for a trial but it got reset!
snow
19:47
Have you don your gulc interview?
JumpySubsequentDolphin
19:47
@snow: snow!!!! I’m in Oregon should I break into admissions office and demand your decision be sent
shaquilleoatmeal
19:49
Better to be prepared than not, otherwise it always happens when you don’t prep
shaquilleoatmeal
19:50
Yea did it a week and half ago, told us we won’t hear anything until end of December if we’re lucky, most likely first week of jan
shaquilleoatmeal
19:50
Said no one works after Monday this week and no one works week of Christmas
shaquilleoatmeal
19:50
So holiday takes time away from app review
snow
19:54
True @shaq and do it jumpy!!
20:06
Hi everyone! Decided a bit too late that I wanted to go into law. GPA currently stands at 3.76 (one more semester to go) and I'm interested in going into immigration law. Anybody got any advice for LSAT studying and applications? I plan on taking a gap year to have some time for internships and such :)
snow
20:08
Apply for the LSAT fee waiver to try to mitigate the cost of materials! 7Sage is $1 for a year if you have the fee waiver. I also think you should try to work in an immigration firm in some way to see if it’s something you really want to pursue and to add to your resume. Good luck!!! One tip I would also give is to not sign up for the LSAT until you’re practice tests average are around the score you’re aiming for
snow
20:08
Your*
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20:08
You got this! :)
madollyy
20:09
thank you snow <3
Dkk
20:15
@madollyy: use LSAT Demon!
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20:16
Watch their youtube channel too
madollyy
20:23
Would an internship through CHCI help my application as well?
Dkk
20:29
@madollyy: It would help as a soft but the big focus should be GPA while you can and LSAT right now. I would say GPA is 40% of the app, LSAt 50% and everything else 10%.
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