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CG37700P · Capital Gains Manual: Trusts and Capital Gains Tax: Becoming absolutely entitled: particular cases: Absolute entitlement: other special cases

  • CG37701 · Absolute entitlement: special cases: unauthorized distributions
  • CG37702 · Absolute entitlement: special cases: unauthorized distributions
  • CG37710 · Absolute entitlement: special cases: class closing rules: introduction
  • CG37711 · Absolute entitlement: special cases: class closing rules: introduction
  • CG37712 · Absolute entitlement: special cases: class closing rules: introduction
  • CG37720 · Absolute entitlement: special cases: class closing rules: main rules
  • CG37721 · Absolute entitlement: special cases: class closing rules: main rules
  • CG37722 · Absolute entitlement: special cases: class closing rules: main rules
  • CG37723 · Absolute entitlement: special cases: class closing rules: main rules
  • CG37730 · Absolute entitlement: class closing rules: possible birth of children
  • CG37731 · Absolute entitlement: class closing rules: possible birth of children
  • CG37732 · Absolute entitlement: class closing rules: possible birth of children
  • CG37733 · Absolute entitlement: class closing rules: possible birth of children
  • CG37740 · Absolute entitlement: special cases: infancy
  • CG37741 · Absolute entitlement: special cases: infancy
  • CG37742 · Absolute entitlement: special cases: infancy
  • CG37743 · Absolute entitlement: special cases: infancy
  • CG37750 · Absolute entitlement: but for being an infant
  • CG37751 · Absolute entitlement: but for being an infant
  • CG37752 · Absolute entitlement: but for being an infant
  1. Capital Gains Manual: Trusts and Capital Gains Tax: Becoming absolutely entitled: particular cases: Absolute entitlement: other special cases: contents
  2. Absolute entitlement: class closing rules: possible birth of children

CG37732 | Absolute entitlement: class closing rules: possible birth of children

From HM Revenue & Customs · Capital Gains Manual

In cases to which those Acts do not apply, the initial presumption is that a woman may have children at any age. Nevertheless, as a matter of administration, trustees may rely on medical evidence and distribute property accordingly. The law assumes that a man may beget children at any time, but similarly evidence may be produced of male infertility.

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