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... words used by a testator in most cases , are not , in one sense , his own words . " The vast majority of wills are prepared by professional persons : but the testator must be considered to have read over the whole of the words , and the ...
... words used by a testator in most cases , are not , in one sense , his own words . " The vast majority of wills are prepared by professional persons : but the testator must be considered to have read over the whole of the words , and the ...
Page 218
... words in a will are precatory only , effect cannot be given to them . The important distinction between the present case and Smith's and other cases cited for the defendant lay in the form of words used . In Smith's case , after words ...
... words in a will are precatory only , effect cannot be given to them . The important distinction between the present case and Smith's and other cases cited for the defendant lay in the form of words used . In Smith's case , after words ...
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... words concerned being : " At any time while any district scheme remains due for review , the Minister and every person . . . shall have the same rights to object to the scheme . as he or it would have had if the scheme had not been ...
... words concerned being : " At any time while any district scheme remains due for review , the Minister and every person . . . shall have the same rights to object to the scheme . as he or it would have had if the scheme had not been ...
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