vested in interest
Indicating a present right to a future interest in property. For example, if property is left by will “to A for life, remainder to A’s first son”, A being childless at the testator’s death, A’s first son’s right to the property is vested in interest as soon as he is born and his interest is a vested remainder. Compare vested in possession.

• transfer of risk
• transfer of shares
• transfer of undertakings
• transfer of value
• transfer pricing
• transferred malice
• transform
• transition period
• transit passage
• transmission of shares
• transnational corporation
• transparency
• trans people
• transpose
• travaux préparatoires
• traverse
• treachery
• treason
• treasure trove
• Treasury Counsel
• Treasury Solicitor
• treaty
• Treaty of Nice
• Treaty of Paris
• Treaty of Rome