 The mere fact of making a subsequent testamentary paper, does not work a total revocation of a prior one, unless the latter expressly, or in effect, revoke the former, or the two be incapable of standing together ; for though it be a maxim, as Swinburne...  The Lower Canada Law Journal - Stran 1351866Celotni ogled - O knjigi
 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords - 1855 - 852 strani
...the doctrine laid down by Mr. Justice Williams (a], " that the mere fact of making a subsequent will does not work a total revocation of a prior one ; unless the latter expressly revoke the former, or the two be incapable of standing together ; for though it be a maxim that no... | |
 | Edward Vaughan Williams - 1856 - 966 strani
...legatee, was by law a revocation of the first, though the second did not then appear (</). But the mer# fact of making a subsequent testamentary paper does...together : for though it be a maxim, as Swinburne says above, that " no man can die (e) Cited by Sir George Lee in the case of Helyar r. Helyar, from his... | |
 | India, Whitley Stokes - 1865 - 316 strani
...a subsequent testamentary instrument. The mere fact of making a subsequent testamentary paper doea not work a total revocation of a prior one unless...two be incapable of standing together. For though " no man can die with two testaments," yet any number of testamentary instruments may be admitted to... | |
 | India, Whitley Stokes - 1865 - 318 strani
...not revoked (Campbell v. French, 3 Ves. 322). Of revocation by a subsequent testamentary instrument. The mere fact of making a subsequent testamentary...revocation of a prior one unless the latter expressly or in eflect revoke the former, or the two be incapable of standing together. For though "no man can die... | |
 | Richard Thomas Walkem - 1873 - 580 strani
...(g) 4 Moo. PC BOOK iV. expressed in Mr. Justice Williams' book on Executors. CHAP. Ill He says : ' The mere fact of making a subsequent testamentary...expressly, or in effect, revoke the former, or the two Ve incapable of standing together ; for though it be a maxim, as Swinburne says above, that no man... | |
 | Nathaniel Cleveland Moak - 1875 - 1038 strani
...and the principle of them must be taken to be correctly expressed in Williams' s Exors. 7th ed. 162. "The mere fact of making a subsequent testamentary...together ; for though it be a maxim, as Swinburne says above, that no man can die with two testaments, yet any number of instruments, whatever be their relative... | |
 | Sir Edward Vaughan Williams, Walter Vere Vaughan Williams - 1877 - 902 strani
...and if parol evidence alone be relied on, such evidence ought to be stringent and conclusive, (a) But the mere fact of making a subsequent testamentary...not work a total revocation of a prior one, unless A prior tea. the latter expressly or in effect revoke the former, or tamentary 1 * " paper not the... | |
 | John Frederick Haynes - 1882 - 186 strani
...will necessarily revoked by the execution of a subsequent will, and, if not, what are the exceptions ? The mere fact of making a subsequent testamentary...former, or the two be incapable of standing together. . . . Any number of instruments, whatever be their relative date, or in whatever form they may be (so... | |
 | William John Dixon - 1885 - 680 strani
...revoke them, but the two will be admitted to probate together.7 The result of the authorities is,8 that the mere fact of making a subsequent testamentary...revocation of a prior one, unless the latter expressly 1 Dickinson v. Stliolph, 11 0. B., NS 357. 2 liizzey v. Flight, 3 Ch. D. 269. Curt. 129. Ves. jun.... | |
 | Albert Gibson, Robert McLean - 1885 - 620 strani
...with by such first will, it will to that extent revoke it, but no further. (See Plenty v. West.) " The mere fact of making a subsequent testamentary...work a total revocation of a prior one, unless the last expressly revoke the former, or the two be incapahle of standing together." (Williams on Executors,... | |
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