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... testator's intentions ( d ) . Of course the evidence of attesting witnesses may rebut the presumption of due execution . Again , where signing and sealing are proved , the courts will presume the delivery of a deed ( e ) . So it will be ...
... testator's intentions ( d ) . Of course the evidence of attesting witnesses may rebut the presumption of due execution . Again , where signing and sealing are proved , the courts will presume the delivery of a deed ( e ) . So it will be ...
Page 73
... testator's death , and be not found , it is presumed either to have been revoked ( n ) , or never to have existed ( o ) . The principle of presuming against a spoliator is adopted in International Law , when papers have been spo- liated ...
... testator's death , and be not found , it is presumed either to have been revoked ( n ) , or never to have existed ( o ) . The principle of presuming against a spoliator is adopted in International Law , when papers have been spo- liated ...
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... testator did not intend a double portion ( s ) . But this presumption may be repelled or fortified by intrinsic evidence derived from the nature of the two provi- sions , or by extrinsic evidence ( t ) . Under the Indian Succession Act ...
... testator did not intend a double portion ( s ) . But this presumption may be repelled or fortified by intrinsic evidence derived from the nature of the two provi- sions , or by extrinsic evidence ( t ) . Under the Indian Succession Act ...
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... testator as a satisfaction of the debt . But if the debt is upon a negotiable security ( 2 ) , or upon a current account ( a ) , there is no such pre- sumption ; nor is there in India since the Indian Succession Act , 1865 ( b ) . A ...
... testator as a satisfaction of the debt . But if the debt is upon a negotiable security ( 2 ) , or upon a current account ( a ) , there is no such pre- sumption ; nor is there in India since the Indian Succession Act , 1865 ( b ) . A ...
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... testator , Sir F. Thesiger , for the defendant , ten- dered a letter ( purporting to be from the testator ) to a medical witness , and proposed to ask him whether the writer of such a letter could be of sound mind . ( a ) R. v . M ...
... testator , Sir F. Thesiger , for the defendant , ten- dered a letter ( purporting to be from the testator ) to a medical witness , and proposed to ask him whether the writer of such a letter could be of sound mind . ( a ) R. v . M ...
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