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predecease
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Predecease
Matched in: Term Predecease
Clarendon, constitutions of, assize of
a named person. The share of any donee under a gift by will to a class if he predeceases the testator does not lapse but survives to the other members. See Theobalds on Wills and Norton on
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Contingent legacy
life and after his decease to another, the interest of the second legatee is vested even if he predeceases the first; legacies which are charged on land, as a rule, however, are not vested until the contingency
Husband and wife
Women's Property Act, 1882, is the property of his wife and is part of her estate if she predeceases him, Cousins v. Sun Life Assurance Socy., 1933 Ch 126. See INSURANCE. Sect. 3 of the (English) Law
Widow
at the death of the intestate and attaining 21 years of marrying, and the issue of any child predeceasing the intestate, such issue being living at the death of the intestate and attaining 21 years or marrying,
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