The American Law Review, Volume 4Little, Brown, and Company, 1870 - Law |
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Page 102
... wife's debt . Held , that admin- istration of the unadministered effects of the deceased could not be taken by the husband in his own right as a creditor , but only as representative of his wife.— Goods of Risdon , L. R. 1 P. & D. 637 ...
... wife's debt . Held , that admin- istration of the unadministered effects of the deceased could not be taken by the husband in his own right as a creditor , but only as representative of his wife.— Goods of Risdon , L. R. 1 P. & D. 637 ...
Page 103
... wife , to his son for life , with remainders over . By a second , he gave his personal estate to his wife for life , for her separate use , independently of any future husband . The wife married again without making any settlement ...
... wife , to his son for life , with remainders over . By a second , he gave his personal estate to his wife for life , for her separate use , independently of any future husband . The wife married again without making any settlement ...
Page 104
... WIFE . - See ALIMONY ; DEATH , 1 ; DIVORCE ; EXECUTOR AND ADMINISTRATOR , 2 ; FRAUDULENT CONVEYANCE , 1 , 2 ; SEPARATION DEED ; WARD OF COURT ; WIFE'S EQUITY . IGNORANCE . See BOND . ILLEGAL CONTRACT . Property pledged to the keeper of ...
... WIFE . - See ALIMONY ; DEATH , 1 ; DIVORCE ; EXECUTOR AND ADMINISTRATOR , 2 ; FRAUDULENT CONVEYANCE , 1 , 2 ; SEPARATION DEED ; WARD OF COURT ; WIFE'S EQUITY . IGNORANCE . See BOND . ILLEGAL CONTRACT . Property pledged to the keeper of ...
Page 105
... wife and one child , but the wife died before the testator . After the testator's death , L. married again , and died leaving a widow . Held , that L.'s widow took under the will . In re Lyne's Trust , L. R. 8 Eq . 65 . ― 2. Bequest to ...
... wife and one child , but the wife died before the testator . After the testator's death , L. married again , and died leaving a widow . Held , that L.'s widow took under the will . In re Lyne's Trust , L. R. 8 Eq . 65 . ― 2. Bequest to ...
Page 106
... wife and executrix , absolutely , " for the benefit of herself and children , " creates a joint tenancy among the children which is not severed by the marriage of a daughter . Semble , the wife takes a life estate . Armstrong v ...
... wife and executrix , absolutely , " for the benefit of herself and children , " creates a joint tenancy among the children which is not severed by the marriage of a daughter . Semble , the wife takes a life estate . Armstrong v ...
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