The Law Reports volume 2
The Law Reports volume 2
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He tore it at the GILES moment he spoke to her. He then gave to deponent the bits and WAKREX ^^ " ^ av tuem on tne & re " There was no fire lighted. She laid them on the grate and then went into the garden. Shortly after- wards Mr. Giles followed her into the garden and called out, " I have bethought- myself, George don't know everything. I have taken them away. " He had the pieces of the will in his hand. He further said, " I will put them away ; they will be of use to you at some future time.... " Mr. Giles then put the pieces in a book, and placed it in the box with his other papers.
Mr. Hillstead was also examined, and deposed as to his visit to Hackney, in August, 1867, and to the reading of the will. He told the testator that he had better have inserted the particulars of his property in the will, but he did not say that without such par- ticulars the will was invalid. It was very likely the testator thought from what deponent said that the will was not legal. Declarations of the testator of his intentions in tearing the will, made subsequently to the date of this transaction, were offered, but rejected by the Court.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He tore it at the GILES moment he spoke to her. He then gave to deponent the bits and WAKREX ^^ " ^ av tuem on tne & re " There was no fire lighted. She laid them on the grate and then went into the garden. Shortly after- wards Mr. Giles followed her into the garden and called out, " I have bethought- myself, George don't know everything. I have taken them away. " He had the pieces of the will in his hand. He further said, " I will put them away ; they will be of use to you at some future time.... " Mr. Giles then put the pieces in a book, and placed it in the box with his other papers.
Mr. Hillstead was also examined, and deposed as to his visit to Hackney, in August, 1867, and to the reading of the will. He told the testator that he had better have inserted the particulars of his property in the will, but he did not say that without such par- ticulars the will was invalid. It was very likely the testator thought from what deponent said that the will was not legal. Declarations of the testator of his intentions in tearing the will, made subsequently to the date of this transaction, were offered, but rejected by the Court.
What to read after The Law Reports volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Divorce Great Britain High Court of Justice Probate to read onlineMoreLess
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