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life interest
noun
- interest on property that is payable during the owner's lifetime but cannot be passed on to another or others after the owner's death.
life interest
noun
- interest (esp from property) that is payable to a person during his life but ceases with his death
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“She might raise something on the legacy from old Vanderstein, in which his widow has a life interest,” suggested the baronet.
He would quarrel perseveringly with his father, who only had a life interest in the estate.
Indeed, the more intellectual people are, the more the homely things of life interest them.
I would give life-interest in rotten house property short shrift by burning the festering places.
Let me state, then, in the fewest possible words, that Rachel Verinder had nothing but a life-interest in the property.
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