The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1913 - Law |
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Page 62
... testator signed the will while " life was in him . " The evidence was going strongly in favour of the plaintiff , when O'Connell undertook to cross - examine one of the witnesses . He observed that this witness , like " 66 the others ...
... testator signed the will while " life was in him . " The evidence was going strongly in favour of the plaintiff , when O'Connell undertook to cross - examine one of the witnesses . He observed that this witness , like " 66 the others ...
Page 63
... testator , when the will was signed , and that he saw the testator append his signature to the document . " By virtue of your oath , was he alive ? " asked O'Connell . " By virtue of my oath , " said the witness , " life was in him ...
... testator , when the will was signed , and that he saw the testator append his signature to the document . " By virtue of your oath , was he alive ? " asked O'Connell . " By virtue of my oath , " said the witness , " life was in him ...
Page 99
... testator was really only a surety for a debt for which , as between the son and daughter and the bank , the son and daughter were primarily liable though they had a claim to be indemnified out of the testator's general estate . Parker ...
... testator was really only a surety for a debt for which , as between the son and daughter and the bank , the son and daughter were primarily liable though they had a claim to be indemnified out of the testator's general estate . Parker ...
Page 110
... testator's daughter , for her own support and that of certain children . There was a bequest to the daughter of all the testator's cash in bank , " to be used by her for her own support and that of my children B. and C. ” ; and a ...
... testator's daughter , for her own support and that of certain children . There was a bequest to the daughter of all the testator's cash in bank , " to be used by her for her own support and that of my children B. and C. ” ; and a ...
Page 111
... testators have a tendency to regard their executors , where a number are appointed , as forming a kind of corporation , and to think that powers given to this quasi - corporation should be exer- ciseable by the persons who for the time ...
... testators have a tendency to regard their executors , where a number are appointed , as forming a kind of corporation , and to think that powers given to this quasi - corporation should be exer- ciseable by the persons who for the time ...
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