A Treatise on Wills, 1. köideLittle, Brown, 1881 |
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... question that under no circumstances whatever is legacy duty payable . Re Bruce , 2 Cr . & J. 436 , 2 Tyr . 475 ; Hay v . Fairlie , 1 Russ . 117 : Logan v . Fairlie , 1 My . & Cr . 59 , reversing the decision 2 S. & St. 284 ; Arnold v ...
... question that under no circumstances whatever is legacy duty payable . Re Bruce , 2 Cr . & J. 436 , 2 Tyr . 475 ; Hay v . Fairlie , 1 Russ . 117 : Logan v . Fairlie , 1 My . & Cr . 59 , reversing the decision 2 S. & St. 284 ; Arnold v ...
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... questions of law . Ib . 5 . When the evidence admitted consists entirely of a written or printed document , statute , or judicial opinion , and no peculiar local con- struction is alleged to govern it , the question of its construction ...
... questions of law . Ib . 5 . When the evidence admitted consists entirely of a written or printed document , statute , or judicial opinion , and no peculiar local con- struction is alleged to govern it , the question of its construction ...
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... question whether any paper was testamentary , regard could be had to the law of one country only at a time , and that the mixing up of the legal precepts of two different countries could only result in conclusions conformable to neither ...
... question whether any paper was testamentary , regard could be had to the law of one country only at a time , and that the mixing up of the legal precepts of two different countries could only result in conclusions conformable to neither ...
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... question of domicile , " said Lord Loughborough , in the case of Bempde v . Johnstone ( p ) , " primâ facie , is much more a question of fact than of law.1 The actual place where a person is , is primâ facie , to a great many purposes ...
... question of domicile , " said Lord Loughborough , in the case of Bempde v . Johnstone ( p ) , " primâ facie , is much more a question of fact than of law.1 The actual place where a person is , is primâ facie , to a great many purposes ...
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... question ; for , in the former instance , A. , immediately on the execution of the deed , becomes entitled to a remainder in fee , though it is not to take effect in possession until the decease of the settlor , while , in the latter ...
... question ; for , in the former instance , A. , immediately on the execution of the deed , becomes entitled to a remainder in fee , though it is not to take effect in possession until the decease of the settlor , while , in the latter ...
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annuity appears applied appointment Att.-Gen attested Beav bequeathed bequest charity child clause codicil construction contingent copyholds court cy-près doctrine daughter debts decease declared deed devisee directed dispose disposition doctrine domicile entitled estate tail event execution executors express favor freehold fund gift Greenl Hagg Hare heir at law held instrument intention interest issue Jackson Jones L. J. Ch L. J. Prob lands lapse leasehold legacy legatee limitation Lord Brougham Lord Cottenham Lord Eldon Lord Hardwicke Lord Langdale marriage objects Penn personal estate personalty principle probate purpose question real and personal real estate reference remainder residuary devise residue resulting trust revocation revoked rule rule against perpetuities share Smith Stat statute Statute of Frauds supra take effect tenant testamentary testator devised testator's testatrix tion trust twenty-one valid vested Vict void wife witnesses words