Grenada is an Island, and a commonwealth that is form by six smaller islands and Grenada himself. Is located at northeast of Venezuela, and southwest of Saint Vincents and the Grenadines. The official language of this country is English but the main spoken language is either of English-based Creole languages (Grenadian Creole English) which reflects the Indian, African, and European heritage of the nation
In Grenada as many other countries they make wills and have probate courts. In Grenada, the main gifts of inheritance that are given are devices or gifts of real property (Land), which are generally passed along the males in the family. The reason why the man is the one who inherited is because they still believed that the man has to have the control power of everything in addition to this they believe that women has to be taken care of by their husbands in others words the man benefits most from an inheritance. Transfers of real property as gifts (Devices) are subject to property transfer tax. The tax is imposed on the value of the property that exceeds the threshold amount. The properties transfer tax rates for donors are 5% for citizens and 15% for foreigners.
If you are looking to make a will in Grenada, you can contact one of the many lawyers that specialize in wills and other area of law. Shadel Nyack Compton is a lawyer in Nyack Compton & Associates. You can visit their website at http://www.nyackcompton.com for more information. This Law Firm covers many other areas of law such as Real Estate Law, Corporate Law, Business Law, Probate Law, General Practice Law, Copyright, and Trademarks & Patents. Shadel Nyack the principal attorney of this Law Firm studied in the United States and also is a member of the American Bar Association.
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Grenada has one museum The Grenada National History Museum, located at Cnr Young & Monckton St,St. George. This was built by the French in 1704 and was part of the foundations of Fort George complex this building was also use by the British as a female prison until 1880. The Grenada National Museum was finally opened in 1976. This was 1 of the 4 ceramic vessels that was found in a burial in Grand Bay during excavations. The group or archaeologists who found this burial said that this Ceramic vessels was placed with the body during interment.
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