10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LEGATARY»
Discover the use of
legatary in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
legatary and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Treatise of Testaments and Last Wills
The first Limitation or Restraint is, in cafe also it be un- *'B»1d. In d. L. nsre?.
certain, whether the same shall happen, during x the Lifc- wr'iib^u?^." "L'. time of
the Legatary; otherwise, if it must needs happen, num.4. Cujac. lib. 18. during the
...
Henry Swinburne, Sarah Jennings Churchill Duchess of Marlborough, 1793
2
The Civil Law in Its Natural Order: Together with the Public Law
But if the Testator devises a Land or Tenement, on condition that the Legatary
suffer therein a Service for the Use of other Lands or Tenements which he
devises to some other Person; this Expreffion will indeed impose upon the
Legatary'the ...
3
A Treatise of Testaments and Last Wills Compiled Out of the ...
unless by solemn protestations ", or other means it may appear that the executor
did accept of the thing bequeathed as executor, the party shall be deemed to
have accepted the same as legatary, which opinion (if I do not err) is more ...
Henry Swinburne, John Joseph Powell, James Wake, 1803
4
The Frederician code: or, A body of law for the dominions of ...
A legacy left sub modo may be demanded immediately after the testator's death,
and the heir is bound to pay it before the legatary can be obliged to fulfil the
engagements under which he is laid. But if the heir be afraid that the legatary
may not ...
Prussia (Kingdom), Jean-Henri-Samuel Formey, Alexandre-Auguste de Campagne, 1761
... unto him, or a thing in action belonging unto him, the legacy is good and
effectual in the law, and may be recovered in this manner, that is to fay, if the
testator do make the legatary executor of that particular debt or thing in action
bequeathed, ...
6
A Briefe Treatise of Testaments and Last Willes...
“W's, the same ihall happen during s the life time of MífflFdoaQffl'ïVk- the lcgatary
: otherwise, if it must needs happen É'Jïà'f'iffiï'àffsiï during the ¡ise of the legatary ,
then the execuuac.c.r.las.in L.sicui.~ tors or administtators of the legatary are ...
7
Parergon Juris Canonici Anglicani, Or, A Commentary by Way ...
A Legatary in Alternatives has his Choice and Election from the Law it self. But
though a Variation be permitted and allow'd of in some particular Cases, asin
Contracts, and likewise judicial Proceedings before Contestation of Suit ; yet after
...
8
A New Institute of the Imperial Or Civil Law : with ...
7. part are alrer'd. 4 18' '3' If a Flock of Sheep is given m, Legacy, and the Flock is
reduced to one upon the Death of the Testator , that X onemay be claimed 3 as
also xr.z.zo. if the Flock does increase, the Legatary shall 13- \ have the Benefit ...
9
The duty of executors and administrators ...: shewing also ...
Provided, nevertheless, that to whomsoever the election doth belong, whether to
the legatary, or to the executor, they niust not be un» reasonable in their election,
but frame themselves according to the meaning of the testator ; otherwise the ...
John Fauchereaud Grimké, 1797
10
The Institutions or Elements of Justinian: in four books
And we have thought it right, that the same remedy should be taken against a
legatary, or even a fidei-commissary, to whom a testator hath left any thing with a
request to give it up. And, if any man, to whom something hath been left in trust to
...
Justinian I (Emperor of the East), George Harris, 1814
