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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «TESTAMENTARILY»
Scopri l'uso di
testamentarily nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
testamentarily e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Locke's National Monthly
It was held that this was a valid and reasonable condition, that it had not been
waived or discharged testamentarily, and that, if it could be waived or discharged
otherwise than testamentarily, it had not been waived or discharged. The law ...
2
The Law Journal Reports
... of performance: that if it was a condition subsequent, His Lordship considered
it a valid and reasonable one; that it had not been waived or discharged
testamentarily, and that if it could be waived or discharged otherwise than
testamentarily, ...
3
The Law Journal for the Year 1832-1949: Comprising Reports ...
... condition was precedent, it was valid, and had now become impossible of
performance ; that if it was a condition subsequent, His Lordship considered it a
valid and reasonable one ; that it had not been waived or discharged
testamentarily, ...
4
The Law Journal Reports
... that if it was a condition subsequent, His Lordship considered it a valid and
reasonable one ; that it had not been waived or discharged testamentarily, and
that if it could be waived or discharged otherwise than testamentarily, it had not
been ...
Unlike the husband, the wife had no right under common law to bequeath land
testamentarily (Shammas 1987, 159). However, the patriarchal character of
intestacy law becomes fully apparent only in connection with the rules of property
law.
In re Estate of Michels, Neb.1986, 389 N.W.2d 285, 223 Neb. 286. Testamentarily
created option holder was excused from his testamentarily imposed obligation to
tender option price within one year of testator's death, where tender of option ...
West Group, Edward Thompson Company, West Publishing Company,
1983
7
American law reports. alr 3d: cases and annotations
Otherwise devised or bequeathed property has been included in a base
testamentarily described as the decedent's whole estate, real and personal
estate, real estate, or personal property or estate. Such property has been held
included in the ...
8
North western reporter. Second series. N.W. 2d. Cases argued ...
confined to examination for errors appearing on the record. Neb.Rev.St. § 25-
1911. 2. Wills «=725 Payment was necessary requisite to exercise of
testamentarily created option to purchase real property, with option holder having
one year ...
A testamentarily-located post-ohituary administrator: the beneficiendaries in this
case, with or without the administrator himself, are the co-interessees, as above,
in the mass of property left vacant by the death. 2. The case where a person, ...
Jeremy Bentham, John Bowring,
1843
10
Princeton Alumni Weekly
The new trustees—bankers, brokers, bottom-line managers, and their agents—
know all about cash. Although, early on, l was moved to remark that Princeton
wants only that I die rich and testamentarily inclined (the sooner the better), l
couldn't ...