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Wills, Coleman Karesh
Wills, Trusts And Estates (Herein Of Future Interests) -- 1955 Tennessee Survey, W. J. Bowe
Wills, Trusts And Estates (Herein Of Future Interests) -- 1955 Tennessee Survey, W. J. Bowe
Vanderbilt Law Review
Execution of Wills:
Under the Tennessee Code a will valid at the place of execution is valid under the laws of Tennessee. A testator domiciled in Tennessee executed a will in Mississippi in the presence of two witnesses, but thinking that the will should be acknowledged by a notary public rather than subscribed by the witnesses, he had the acknowledgment taken by a Mississippi notary public. As the Mississippi statute is peculiar in that it merely requires "that the Will shall be attested by two or more credible witnesses" rather than the usual "shall be both attested and subscribed" the …
Recent Cases, Law Review Staff
Recent Cases, Law Review Staff
Vanderbilt Law Review
Recent Cases --
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Labor Law--Unfair Labor Practice--Primary Jurisdiction in NLRB
Life Insurance--Good Health Clause--Existence of Malady Unknown to Insured
Nuisance--Liability for Non-Trespassory Interference with the Use and Enjoyment of Land--Intentional Invasion
Wills--Holographic Codicil--Publication of an Invalid Typewritten Will
Use Of Survivorship Clauses In Wills, Harold A. Bowron, Jr.
Use Of Survivorship Clauses In Wills, Harold A. Bowron, Jr.
Vanderbilt Law Review
Today a draftsman of wills should consider the increased risks of multiple deaths resulting from the hazards of modern living in general and travel by airplane and automobile in particular. He should be aware of the possibility of the client's death with his intended beneficiary within a short period, in a common disaster, or under circumstances in which there is no evidence of survivorship. The failure to provide for these possibilities may lead to the frustration of a testamentary disposition, as a beneficiary must survive the testator in order to take under the testator's will.' Further, the advent of the …
Wills--Formalities For Execution--Publication And Acknowledgment In Kentucky, P. Joan Skaggs
Wills--Formalities For Execution--Publication And Acknowledgment In Kentucky, P. Joan Skaggs
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Some Observation On Wills Under The Indiana Probate Code Of 1953, Max Rheinstein
Some Observation On Wills Under The Indiana Probate Code Of 1953, Max Rheinstein
Indiana Law Journal
No abstract provided.