English

Noun

remainderman ‎(plural remaindermen)

1. (law) A person entitled to receive a remainder interest in any property.
2. (law) A person entitled to the assets of a trust at the end of some specified period or after some event. For instance a man's will might put his assets into a trust with the income to go to his wife until she dies (being a life interest), at which time the capital (remainder interest) goes to their children. The children are remaindermen.

References

• Family Financial Affairs, Nick Renton, 2001, ISBN 1-876627-79-4, page 33.