Sentence examples for a decedent from inspiring English sources

Until the 19th century, liability for the debts of a decedent was limited to the assets of his personal estate.

Some leases, she said, provide for automatic approval of occupancy of the spouse of a decedent, and some may allow a "financially capable" adult child to occupy the apartment.

For the purpose of orderly transfer of assets and the proper payment of the debts of a decedent, two different techniques have been developed one in the civil law and one in the common law.

As to personal property, however, the ecclesiastical courts favoured a freedom of testation that allowed a decedent to leave part of his property to the church for the promotion of its manifold activities.

Bones can reveal the age, sex, size, stature, health, and ethnic population of a decedent, and the presence of bone anomalies, metal plates or pins, or specific dental characteristics can help confirm an identify.

"It may well be that a judge hearing a certain set of facts will let a next of kin dispose of the remains in contradiction to a decedent's expressed desire".

First, we examined intensive care during the EOL using a decedent-only sample.

But according to the complaint, Mr. Feinberg calculates that a single decedent with an annual income of $70,000 spent 60.8percentt of that income, while a married decedent spent 17.4percentt because married people tend to spend less and can avail themselves of their spouses' income.

The C-statistic ranges from 0.5 (no discrimination) to a theoretical maximum of 1 (perfect discrimination) and is equivalent to the probability that the predicted risk is higher for a case (decedent) than for a non-case (survivor) [ 31].

Each month, analysts aggregate cases into a "unique decedent list", eliminating duplicates.

How do we determine which state's law applies to a particular decedent?