Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Vermont: Reported by the Judges of Said Court, Agreeably to a Statute Law of the State, Volume 61J. Spooner, 1889 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page 19
... declarations of the testator to the witness Delaney were wholly inadmissible to show a revocation of the will of 1881 . A will properly executed can only be revoked in the manner pointed out by statute , and the law is well settled upon ...
... declarations of the testator to the witness Delaney were wholly inadmissible to show a revocation of the will of 1881 . A will properly executed can only be revoked in the manner pointed out by statute , and the law is well settled upon ...
Page 21
... declaration of the testator that it was his will , and his reasons for making it , it had no tendency to show that it was his will . But this had no tendency to show that it had been executed with the guards and formalities required by ...
... declaration of the testator that it was his will , and his reasons for making it , it had no tendency to show that it was his will . But this had no tendency to show that it had been executed with the guards and formalities required by ...
Page 42
... declaration the common counts , and filed his specifications thereunder , claiming to recover a balance of $ 1,682.50 , with interest , for work for the deceased from April 10 , 1873 , to June 30 , 1884 . To this declaration the ...
... declaration the common counts , and filed his specifications thereunder , claiming to recover a balance of $ 1,682.50 , with interest , for work for the deceased from April 10 , 1873 , to June 30 , 1884 . To this declaration the ...
Page 51
... declaration that they shall not be in it , and it does not lie with the court to say that they may be , for the Legisla- ture is the ultimate arbiter in the matter . The idea may have been that their presence would tend to ease the ...
... declaration that they shall not be in it , and it does not lie with the court to say that they may be , for the Legisla- ture is the ultimate arbiter in the matter . The idea may have been that their presence would tend to ease the ...
Page 52
... declaration as here . We do not understand that it is claimed that the plaintiff is estopped to take advantage of the illegality of the grand list because he was chairman of the board of selectmen and caused the tax to be assessed as ...
... declaration as here . We do not understand that it is claimed that the plaintiff is estopped to take advantage of the illegality of the grand list because he was chairman of the board of selectmen and caused the tax to be assessed as ...
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