The Victorian Law ReportsPublished under the direction of the Council of Law Reporting by Charles F. Maxwell, 1923 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page 226
In such a case it may be said that the will is signed at the foot or end , but that effect cannot be given to the bequest of 1001. to C. D. The enactment suggests that in the immediate locality of the signature the Legislature meant ...
In such a case it may be said that the will is signed at the foot or end , but that effect cannot be given to the bequest of 1001. to C. D. The enactment suggests that in the immediate locality of the signature the Legislature meant ...
Page 227
... written on one piece of paper , or is written on several pieces of paper fastened together , you can then decide whether it is apparent that the signature was intended to give effect as a will to the writ . ing signed .
... written on one piece of paper , or is written on several pieces of paper fastened together , you can then decide whether it is apparent that the signature was intended to give effect as a will to the writ . ing signed .
Page 230
It was held that the will was not signed at the foot or end thereof , and that it ought to have been signed at the bottom of the third page . This decision , of course , would not now be followed , having regard to the provisions of ...
It was held that the will was not signed at the foot or end thereof , and that it ought to have been signed at the bottom of the third page . This decision , of course , would not now be followed , having regard to the provisions of ...
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| Title | The Victorian Law Reports |
| Author | Victoria. Supreme Court |
| Contributor | Council of Law Reporting in Victoria |
| Publisher | Published under the direction of the Council of Law Reporting by Charles F. Maxwell, 1923 |
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