Kerry and all,
Several folks mentioned this suggestion, including myself, early
on way back in sept. 98. It was ignored....
Kerry Miller wrote:
> Michael,
> > A third-party beneficiary agreement is a
> > deal by which two parties agree to provide a benefit for someone
> > else. If either party reneges, the third party can sue even though
> > he didn't sign the contract or put up any money for the benefit.
>
> Would an honorary trust do as well? "...A trust for a noncharitable
> purpose which is valid despite the absence of an ascertainable
> (i.e., human) beneficiary. These include trusts for the care of an
> animal and trusts for other noncharitable purposes such as the
> maintenance of a cemetery lot" -- or a domain name.
>
> kerry
>
> A philosophical problem has the form: I don't know my way
> about. -- Ludwig Wittgenstein, 1953
Regards,
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