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Coulam Vs. Doull
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- US Supreme Court
- Jan 27, 1890
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U.S. 216 (1890) U.S. Supreme Court Coulam v. DoullSearch
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U.S. 216 (1890) Coulam v. DoullSearch
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should not be entitled to a distributive share of his estate, although no legacy was given them by the will. Terry v. FosterSearch
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Wild v. BrewerSearch
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Church v. CrockerSearch
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Wilder v. GossSearch
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a share, not against the intention of the testator, but because of the presumption of an oversight. Hence, in Wilson v. FosketSearch
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was admissible to establish that the omission was intentional, and such is the settled law of Massachusetts. Converse v. WalesSearch
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Buckley v. GerardSearch
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Ramsdill v. WentworthSearch
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In Bancroft v. IvesSearch
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But this effect is not produced where there is a provision made for both wife and children by the will itself, Kenebel v. ScraftonSearch
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Revocation, treated as matter of presumption merely, was thought, in Brady v. CubittSearch
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Doug. 31, open to be rebutted by parol evidence, and this is guardedly conceded by Chancellor Kent in Brush v. WilkinsSearch
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doctrine that the presumption is not conclusive has been overruled, upon great consideration, in the case of Marston v. RoeSearch
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El. 14, and Israell v. RodonSearch
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In Payne v. PayneSearch
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and Terry v. FosterSearch
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and Wilder v. GossSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Coulam v. DoullSearch
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Terry v. FosterSearch
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Wilson v. FosketSearch
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of Massachusetts. Converse v. WalesSearch
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Kenebel v. ScraftonSearch
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Brady v. CubittSearch
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Brush v. WilkinsSearch
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of Marston v. RoeSearch
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and Israell v. RodonSearch
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