The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 19Saunders and Benning, 1853 - Law |
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Page 173
... testator there can be no specific legacy of general personal estate . The true principle upon which Lord Eldon decided that case was this ; that where a testator limits his residuary property to one for life with remainder over , it is ...
... testator there can be no specific legacy of general personal estate . The true principle upon which Lord Eldon decided that case was this ; that where a testator limits his residuary property to one for life with remainder over , it is ...
Page 193
... testator's " funded property , " which the Court admitted would certainly include Long Annuities , as well as any other funded property the testator might have , was placed between two clauses , one of which , without express words ...
... testator's " funded property , " which the Court admitted would certainly include Long Annuities , as well as any other funded property the testator might have , was placed between two clauses , one of which , without express words ...
Page 169
... testator's share in the profits and excess of capital ; and if the testator should leave no widow , or his widow should not desire to enter into the business , or if the other partner should die during the partnership , the surviving ...
... testator's share in the profits and excess of capital ; and if the testator should leave no widow , or his widow should not desire to enter into the business , or if the other partner should die during the partnership , the surviving ...
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ADMIRALTY ECCLESIASTICAL AND BANKRUPTCY | 59 |
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