Reports of Cases Decided by the English Courts: With Notes and References to Kindred Cases and Authorities, 13. köideWilliam Gould, 1876 |
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... children by her " and had not any child born after the date of the will ; but lived for some time after making it , and always treated the two illegitimate children as his own children : Held , that the real and personal estate of the ...
... children by her " and had not any child born after the date of the will ; but lived for some time after making it , and always treated the two illegitimate children as his own children : Held , that the real and personal estate of the ...
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... children by her . " And he named her sole executrix . The testator , who never had any child born to him after his second marriage , died on the 22d of December , 1872 , and on the 16th of January , 1873 , the will was proved by his ...
... children by her . " And he named her sole executrix . The testator , who never had any child born to him after his second marriage , died on the 22d of December , 1872 , and on the 16th of January , 1873 , the will was proved by his ...
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... children only . To give it a different meaning there must be something in the will itself to show intention to that ... child to be the only person entitled to be treated as the devisee . And that case was all the stronger because there ...
... children only . To give it a different meaning there must be something in the will itself to show intention to that ... child to be the only person entitled to be treated as the devisee . And that case was all the stronger because there ...
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... children born after the marriage ? ] If he had had any such children that might be so , but he lived above eight years after the date of the will , and had no child after he made it . During [ 572 all that time he treated these two children ...
... children born after the marriage ? ] If he had had any such children that might be so , but he lived above eight years after the date of the will , and had no child after he made it . During [ 572 all that time he treated these two children ...
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... children . And in addition to that there was the constant recognition by the testator of these two children as his two children from the date of his will to the time of his death . The circumstances of the state of the family and the ...
... children . And in addition to that there was the constant recognition by the testator of these two children as his two children from the date of his will to the time of his death . The circumstances of the state of the family and the ...
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