Sentence examples similar to testamentary intention from inspiring English sources
Testamentary sales of either movables or immovables are rare, and testamentary gifts of movables and of immovables are treated similarly.
"The only point of recognizing those children was a testamentary one.
The Law Society has retorted that it is simply acting in the spirit of testamentary freedom.
"Better to create a will with a testamentary trust than not to have done anything".
ONE of the striking features of personal law in England is so-called testamentary freedom.
Nowhere is a testamentary provision valid if its enforcement would be shocking to public morals.
"Testamentary capacity" — how nuts was cancer-riddled Seth at the end?
Its existence raises questions about Hubbard's "testamentary capacity" in his final months – was he out of it on Demerol?
In Scotland, testamentary disposition of land remained precarious until the enactment of the Titles to Land Consolidation Act in 1868.
