Every Man His Own Lawyer Or Complete Law Library
Every Man His Own Lawyer Or Complete Law Library
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As tenants in common, and in default of such issue, to the use of the right heirs of the devisor. " After the death of A. Without any son, an only daughter was held to take only an estate for life. And where a devise was of real and personal estate to the wife for life, remainder to the testators R. R. " and his issue lawfully begotten, to be divided as he shall think ; and if he should die without issue, remainder over, " it was held that R. R. Took only an estate for life ; that he had a powe...r to divide ; but if he did not so, there was an interest in his children that would entitle them to an equal division (it).
5. Of the revocation of wills.
A will or testament may be revoked or annulled, either by- some positive act of the testator, unequivocally showing it to be his intention that his will shall no longer stand, which is an express revocation, or by some act of a doubtful and equivo- cal import, furnishing only grounds to presume, that the tes- tator had such intention, which is an implied revocation, or a revocation in law(, r).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As tenants in common, and in default of such issue, to the use of the right heirs of the devisor. " After the death of A. Without any son, an only daughter was held to take only an estate for life. And where a devise was of real and personal estate to the wife for life, remainder to the testators R. R. " and his issue lawfully begotten, to be divided as he shall think ; and if he should die without issue, remainder over, " it was held that R. R. Took only an estate for life ; that he had a powe...r to divide ; but if he did not so, there was an interest in his children that would entitle them to an equal division (it).
5. Of the revocation of wills.
A will or testament may be revoked or annulled, either by- some positive act of the testator, unequivocally showing it to be his intention that his will shall no longer stand, which is an express revocation, or by some act of a doubtful and equivo- cal import, furnishing only grounds to presume, that the tes- tator had such intention, which is an implied revocation, or a revocation in law(, r).
What to read after Every Man His Own Lawyer Or Complete Law Library?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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