A Digested Treatise And Compendium of Law Applicable to Titles to Real Estate in the State of New York
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29.
Title IX. General Rules of Construction of Devises.
It will be impossible to do more than allude to a few of the leading principles applicable to the construction of wills. The law applica- ble to the nature and efficacy of devises involves important prin- ciples, and is extensive and intricate. The construction of devises in a will is much regulated by the context; and the attending cir- cumstances of each case will often govern the construction.
As to jurisdiction of courtj see Drake v. D...rake, 41 Hun, 366.
Wills — What Constitutes. — ^An instrument conveying land, which is not intended to take effect until after the death of the person executing it, is properly construed to be a will and not a deed, where there is nothing in the language of the instrument and in the circumstances under which it was executed to indicate that it was intended as anything else than a will; and hence such instrument is subject to revocation by the person executing it at any time during her life. Perry v.
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29.
Title IX. General Rules of Construction of Devises.
It will be impossible to do more than allude to a few of the leading principles applicable to the construction of wills. The law applica- ble to the nature and efficacy of devises involves important prin- ciples, and is extensive and intricate. The construction of devises in a will is much regulated by the context; and the attending cir- cumstances of each case will often govern the construction.
As to jurisdiction of courtj see Drake v. D...rake, 41 Hun, 366.
Wills — What Constitutes. — ^An instrument conveying land, which is not intended to take effect until after the death of the person executing it, is properly construed to be a will and not a deed, where there is nothing in the language of the instrument and in the circumstances under which it was executed to indicate that it was intended as anything else than a will; and hence such instrument is subject to revocation by the person executing it at any time during her life. Perry v.
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