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Conditio si testator sine liberis decesserit

If that condition is not fulfilled, the settlement is presumed in the absence of rebutting evidence to be revoked.

Irrevocable

Incapable of being recalled or revoked unchangeable irreversible unalterable as an irrevocable promise or decree irrevocable fate

Revocable

Capable of being revoked as a revocable edict or grant a revocable covenant

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Revocatory

Of or pertaining to revocation tending to or involving a revocation revoking recalling

Animus revocandi

Animus revocandi, the intention of revoking (viz., a will).

or fact; (3) The award is nullity, e.g., made after time has expired or the submission has been revoked; (4) It is not final; (5) It is uncertain; (6) The arbitrator has exceeded his authority; (7) The

Cancelli

communion-table. Also the lines drawn on the face of a will or other writing, with the intention of revoking or annulling it.

Chiltern hundreds

of the Manor of Poynings, of East Hendred or Northstead. The office is retained until the appointment is revoked to make way for the appointment of another holder. Acceptance vacates the seat of the member. The office

Time

or refusals, which see. Times for Consideration of Offer.--An offer with a limited time for acceptance may be revoked at any moment before the limited time has been reached, on the ground that the stipulation for time

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