Principles of Law: Appendix
Principles of Law: Appendix
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If a man marry the mother of his bastard child, and recognize the child before or after the marriage, it shall be deemed legitimate. A child born within 10 months of the death of the intestate shall inherit as though it was in being at the time of the death. The real estate of an infant dying without issue shall descend and pass to the kindred on the side of that parent from whom it was derived; if none, then to those on the side of the other parent. Per- sonalty, after the payment of debts, fu...neral expenses, and charges of administration, passes to the same persons as real estate, except that the personal estate of an infant is distributed as if he were an adult.
Washington.— Separate property is such as is acquired before marriage, or after marriage, "by gift, bequest, devise, or descent." Community property is such as is acquired during marriage otherwise than by gift, devise, or descent. Of the separate real estate, if there be but one child, the widow or husband takes one-half; if more than one child, one-third.
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If a man marry the mother of his bastard child, and recognize the child before or after the marriage, it shall be deemed legitimate. A child born within 10 months of the death of the intestate shall inherit as though it was in being at the time of the death. The real estate of an infant dying without issue shall descend and pass to the kindred on the side of that parent from whom it was derived; if none, then to those on the side of the other parent. Per- sonalty, after the payment of debts, fu...neral expenses, and charges of administration, passes to the same persons as real estate, except that the personal estate of an infant is distributed as if he were an adult.
Washington.— Separate property is such as is acquired before marriage, or after marriage, "by gift, bequest, devise, or descent." Community property is such as is acquired during marriage otherwise than by gift, devise, or descent. Of the separate real estate, if there be but one child, the widow or husband takes one-half; if more than one child, one-third.
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