heirs

Except you're dead and all your assets now belong to your heirs or some charity you've set up.

If you had no heirs, there'd be no taxation to be done because well hey you're dead.

It's the person who worked hard for it who's giving it to his heirs.

They may have done it mainly for the benefit of their own heirs and successors, but now that it's done, it's done.

If (when?) he passes away, his heirs will not have enough free time in rest of their lives to evaluate his stored media.

If someone commits suicide their heirs don't have right to insurance $.

Usually polygamy only create a small set of legitimate heirs and a larger subset of 'bastards' who also have little prospects in life within these societies.

I know that my heirs will have to right to control my works until doomsday if I assign the authorship to a corporation.

Sam Walton's billionare heirs are confused by your claims.

If it did, the farmland taken in California at gunpoint would belong to the Indians and Mexicans who lived there, not the heirs of that thest 175 years ago.

There are known cases where a work was already in public domain in the country of creation but not in Germany and the heirs successfully sued in German court.

That kind of salary still lets him build substantial personal wealth, so if he manages it wisely there will likely still be quite a large sum to pass to his heirs.

"Rent Control" is something that specifically applies to residents occupying a unit prior to a specific day in 1971 and their qualified heirs.

One reason why our generation will "go dark" historically, may be that our heirs, facing terabytes of our data to review, on top of their own data, will simply walk away from the task and delete our data.

Witch hunts were a great way for corrupt clerics (Catholic, Protestant, both "sides" were in on it) and enterprising inquisitors to yank the savings of old and modestly wealthy people, in a way that had enough official muscle (religion) behind it that a large portion of their heirs wouldn't deign to go into the fight (for fear of being labelled heretics or witches themselves).

Paraphrasing the article: "It was given to someone else by Turing, who kept it for their lifetime (as it contained a personal note), whilst everything else of his they possessed WAS handed to a museum." It seems the heirs of the owner were less interested in preserving history for the masses and more concerned with a free 500k.

Heirs to even more hairbrained recovery schemes in the near future!