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Tagore Law Lectures 1901. The Interpretation of Deeds Wills and Statutes in British India

1909

67)—An equivocation is the only case where it is permis- sible to give extrinsic evidence of the intention of the parties to the deed (ib. )—Where one part of description applies to one object and another part to another object, but the description as a whole applies to no object, the case, is similar to that of a patent ambiguity and directevitlence of intention is not admissible (ib. ). "LECTURE W. [...] 81)-Recital in a deed is not at all a necessary part either in law or equity, it 'may be used to explain a doubt of the intention and meaning of the parties (ib. )-Mis-recital of another document in a deed when does not destroy the effect of the deed (ib. )-,Where recitals and operative part of a deed are at variance, the latter must be officious and the former. [...] 90)—An instance where the schedule being held to form part of the deed (ib. )—Where contract of sale refers to an inventory, the contents thereof become incorporated with the contract (16. )--Plan forming part of the contract or Act (ib. )—Where a deed of conveyance should be read as if the section of the Act are applicable to the subject-matter of the grant (ib. )—Where a deed recited a contract for [...] The administration of the personal estate of the deceased— Ques- tions of testacy and intestacy—Personal representative of the deceased— Interpretation and construction of the will of the testator—To deter- mine who are the nextofkin or heirs of the personal estate of the testator belong to the Court of domicile (p. [...] 135)—Wills Act, s. 24, effect of (ib. )—Will to be considered as made immediately before the testator's death (ib. )—Only exception to this is where testator refers to the date of the will as the point at which the quantum of property is to be ascertained (ib. )—Additions to property made between the date of the will and that of testator's death (ib. )—Specific gift may be invalidated for uncertaiitt
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Pages
317
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.100014
Segment Pages Author Actions
Frontmatter
i-lxxiii K. Bonnerjee view
Lecture I Introductory
1-45 K. Bonnerjee view
Lecture II
46-55 K. Bonnerjee view
Lecture III
56-67 K. Bonnerjee view
Lecture IV
68-91 K. Bonnerjee view
Lecture V
92-104 K. Bonnerjee view
Lecture VI
105-114 K. Bonnerjee view
Lecture VII
115-123 K. Bonnerjee view
Lecture VIII
124-137 K. Bonnerjee view
Lecture IX
138-163 K. Bonnerjee view
Lecture X
164-180 K. Bonnerjee view
Lecture XI
181-201 K. Bonnerjee view
Lecture XII
202-222 K. Bonnerjee view
Index
223-244 K. Bonnerjee view

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