Reports of Cases in Law and Equity in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Volume 40Gould, Banks & Gould, 1864 |
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Page 89
... devise the same to S. the daugh- ter of said J. M. , her heirs and assigns forever . It is my wish , however , that so long as the house shall remain in the actual occupation of said J. M. , and his sister E. H. shall remain a widow ...
... devise the same to S. the daugh- ter of said J. M. , her heirs and assigns forever . It is my wish , however , that so long as the house shall remain in the actual occupation of said J. M. , and his sister E. H. shall remain a widow ...
Page 146
... devises and bequests to Rhua , the bequest to S. Stacey , and the bequest of the two shares of the proceeds of the personal estate to the heirs of Rebecca and Maria ; and compelling Rhua to elect whether she would take under the ...
... devises and bequests to Rhua , the bequest to S. Stacey , and the bequest of the two shares of the proceeds of the personal estate to the heirs of Rebecca and Maria ; and compelling Rhua to elect whether she would take under the ...
Page 150
... devise of the estate for years to Mrs. Mosher is valid , and so is the power given to the executor to sell and convey to her and her husband , on the terms expressed in the will . ( 1 R. S. 732 , §§ 73 , 76 ; 734 , § 95. ) III . The ...
... devise of the estate for years to Mrs. Mosher is valid , and so is the power given to the executor to sell and convey to her and her husband , on the terms expressed in the will . ( 1 R. S. 732 , §§ 73 , 76 ; 734 , § 95. ) III . The ...
Page 151
... next of kin ; and those having valid bequests or devises will be compelled to elect between the provisions in the will for their benefit , and their Persons v . Snook . shares as heirs and next MONROE JUNE , 1862 . 151.
... next of kin ; and those having valid bequests or devises will be compelled to elect between the provisions in the will for their benefit , and their Persons v . Snook . shares as heirs and next MONROE JUNE , 1862 . 151.
Page 156
... devises and bequest to Mrs. Mosher , being absolute and unconditional , and in nowise connected with the trusts created by the will , are not affected by its void provisions . She must therefore be held to take as by a valid devise ...
... devises and bequest to Mrs. Mosher , being absolute and unconditional , and in nowise connected with the trusts created by the will , are not affected by its void provisions . She must therefore be held to take as by a valid devise ...
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