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... give and be- 1st codicil . queath the annuity or yearly rent - charge of 150l . , which by my said will was limited and directed to be paid to the said W. Beach , for and during the term of his natural life , out of all and singular my ...
... give and be- 1st codicil . queath the annuity or yearly rent - charge of 150l . , which by my said will was limited and directed to be paid to the said W. Beach , for and during the term of his natural life , out of all and singular my ...
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... in the island of St. Kitts , and do declare by this codicil to my said will that the said bequest is made null and void ; and I give and bequeath IO . bequeath the said property in the said island of St. 4 CASES IN EASTER TERM.
... in the island of St. Kitts , and do declare by this codicil to my said will that the said bequest is made null and void ; and I give and bequeath IO . bequeath the said property in the said island of St. 4 CASES IN EASTER TERM.
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... gives the annuity to M. G. which was by the will given to W. B. And so the 2d codicil is not well executed to revoke it ; because the rule , as laid down by Lord Hardwicke in Brudenell v . Bough- ton ( a ) , is , " that as no devise of ...
... gives the annuity to M. G. which was by the will given to W. B. And so the 2d codicil is not well executed to revoke it ; because the rule , as laid down by Lord Hardwicke in Brudenell v . Bough- ton ( a ) , is , " that as no devise of ...
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... give to J. P. the same estate that he had taken from J. B. , i . e . an estate charged with the revocation . ( a ) Plowd . 523. ( b ) Ib . 541. ( c ) Cro . Eliz . 721. ( d ) 1 Ves.187 . ( e ) a Vern . 495. 8 Vin . 140. Devise , R. 2. pl ...
... give to J. P. the same estate that he had taken from J. B. , i . e . an estate charged with the revocation . ( a ) Plowd . 523. ( b ) Ib . 541. ( c ) Cro . Eliz . 721. ( d ) 1 Ves.187 . ( e ) a Vern . 495. 8 Vin . 140. Devise , R. 2. pl ...
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... give effect to devises apparently inconsistent ; also that a subsequent devise is not an implied revocation of a preceding devise , unless there be some inconsistency either in law or fact between them , Still , however , he maintained ...
... give effect to devises apparently inconsistent ; also that a subsequent devise is not an implied revocation of a preceding devise , unless there be some inconsistency either in law or fact between them , Still , however , he maintained ...
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