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for those governed by a common law regime which recognizes such intellectual fictions, the person holding [[beneficial interest]] in, as opposed to [[legal title]] to, a right or asset.  
{{a|trust|}}For those governed by a common law regime which recognises such intellectual fictions, the person holding [[beneficial interest]] in, as opposed to [[legal title]] to, a right or asset.  


A lot of the time legal title and beneficial interest will be held by the same person. For them not to be implies some kind of [[trust]].
A lot of the time legal title and beneficial interest will be held by the same person. For them not to be implies some kind of [[trust]].


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*[[Legal title]]
*[[Beneficial ownership]]
*[[Beneficial ownership]]
*[[Trustee]]
*[[Trustee]]
*[[Legal ownership]]
*[[Fiduciary]]

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For those governed by a common law regime which recognises such intellectual fictions, the person holding beneficial interest in, as opposed to legal title to, a right or asset.

A lot of the time legal title and beneficial interest will be held by the same person. For them not to be implies some kind of trust.

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