Add to ORKGI. Introduction II. The Facts of Hanley III. Analysis … A. Scope of the Problem … B. The Decision in Hanley IV. Conclusio
The testator had been married twice. By his first wife he had one child, the plaintiff. When he and ...
While declarations of the testator before and after the execution of a will were admissible for the ...
Controversial recent wills law reforms, embodied in new provisions of both the Uniform Probate Code ...
I. Introduction II. The Facts of Hanley III. Analysis … A. Scope of the Problem … B. The Decision in...
I. Introduction II. Background … A. Holographic Wills and Codicils ... B. Construction vs. Interpret...
I. Introduction II. Background III. Analysis of Haman v. Marsh … A. Unreasonable Classification ... ...
Nearly a quarter of a century ago Professor Maurice H. Merrill made an exhaustive and analytical stu...
In Irresolute Testators, Professor Jane Baron provocatively suggests the existence of two distinct t...
The sixth clause of testator\u27s duly executed will was as follows: I have already deeded to my ni...
Testator left the residue of his estate in trust for the benefit of his son, payments to be made in ...
Testator devised one half of the income from an undivided one-third interest in certain real estate ...
This Note argues that the Nebraska Supreme Court missed an opportunity to reconsider the entrenched ...
Testator bequeathed to proponent, his private secretary, a substantial portion of his estate. Contes...
By a will executed in 1950, testator devised his undivided one-half interest in his home to his wife...
In Irresolute Testators, Clear and Convincing Wills Law, Professor Jane Baron draws attention to a c...
The testator had been married twice. By his first wife he had one child, the plaintiff. When he and ...
While declarations of the testator before and after the execution of a will were admissible for the ...
Controversial recent wills law reforms, embodied in new provisions of both the Uniform Probate Code ...
I. Introduction II. The Facts of Hanley III. Analysis … A. Scope of the Problem … B. The Decision in...
I. Introduction II. Background … A. Holographic Wills and Codicils ... B. Construction vs. Interpret...
I. Introduction II. Background III. Analysis of Haman v. Marsh … A. Unreasonable Classification ... ...
Nearly a quarter of a century ago Professor Maurice H. Merrill made an exhaustive and analytical stu...
In Irresolute Testators, Professor Jane Baron provocatively suggests the existence of two distinct t...
The sixth clause of testator\u27s duly executed will was as follows: I have already deeded to my ni...
Testator left the residue of his estate in trust for the benefit of his son, payments to be made in ...
Testator devised one half of the income from an undivided one-third interest in certain real estate ...
This Note argues that the Nebraska Supreme Court missed an opportunity to reconsider the entrenched ...
Testator bequeathed to proponent, his private secretary, a substantial portion of his estate. Contes...
By a will executed in 1950, testator devised his undivided one-half interest in his home to his wife...
In Irresolute Testators, Clear and Convincing Wills Law, Professor Jane Baron draws attention to a c...
The testator had been married twice. By his first wife he had one child, the plaintiff. When he and ...
While declarations of the testator before and after the execution of a will were admissible for the ...
Controversial recent wills law reforms, embodied in new provisions of both the Uniform Probate Code ...