The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 1-2Saunders and Benning, 1856 - Law |
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... testator is not sufficient to nullify the will , if it otherwise appears that the testator thus traced his signature . - Court of Appeal of Bordeaux , 5th May , 1828. 4. And so a will is valid , even though the testator has not signed ...
... testator is not sufficient to nullify the will , if it otherwise appears that the testator thus traced his signature . - Court of Appeal of Bordeaux , 5th May , 1828. 4. And so a will is valid , even though the testator has not signed ...
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... testator , does not induce the nullity of the will ; the default of ' signature by the testator rendering the reference foreign to the act . It is not as in the case of nullity which results from default of mention of having read the ...
... testator , does not induce the nullity of the will ; the default of ' signature by the testator rendering the reference foreign to the act . It is not as in the case of nullity which results from default of mention of having read the ...
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... testator , having tried to sign , was not able on account of the trembling of his hands , is not equivalent to mention of a decla- ration of the testator that he did not know how to sign . - Court of Cassation , 25th April , 1825. 23 ...
... testator , having tried to sign , was not able on account of the trembling of his hands , is not equivalent to mention of a decla- ration of the testator that he did not know how to sign . - Court of Cassation , 25th April , 1825. 23 ...
Contents
HISTORY OF JURISPRUDENCETHE | 1 |
A CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF JERSEY | 23 |
LIFE PEERAGES | 35 |
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