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dead hand control: a standalone construct

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Trusts and estates law

the power of a deceased owner to control the use of property long after death, and the public policy limits on that control.

In trusts and estates law, dead hand control refers to the power of a deceased owner to control the use of property long after death, and the public policy limits on that control. This meaning comes from Simes (1955) in Public policy and the dead hand.[1]

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Simes, L. M. (1955). Public policy and the dead hand. University of Michigan Law School. Open Library record

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