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Estate
"The "estate" of a deceased person is not a legal entity but is merely a name indicating the sum total of the decedent's assets and liabilities & is not an entity known to the law, and is not a natural or an artificial person, but is merely a name of the sum total of "
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he assets. Note 43, page 881: "Estate" is generally used as meaning property belonging to a decedent, a ward, a mentally incompetent person or a bankrupt, & which is being administered in the courts:"

CORPUS-JURIS-SECUNDUM 1941

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Sec 6, page 553: 25:10, Presumption of death as sufficient to warrant administration of estate (see Executors sec 16) Administration on estate of absentee (see Absentees sec 5). SECTION 490 Provision is sometimes made by statute for a bond, on the distribution of the estate

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"of a person who has been absent and unheard of for so long a time as to raise a presumption of his death, conditioned for a refunding of the amount received, with interest, in case the supposed decedent shall prove to be in fact alive; but in a case where the supposed ..."
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"decedent shall prove to be in fact alive; but in a case where the supposed decedent had been absent and unheard from for forty years, his estate was distributed without requiring bond:

Probate Court determination not essential (to prove death)"


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This is interesting for those who read ...

b) Cestui Que Vie Act 1666
legislation.gov.uk/aep/Cha2/18-19…

🤔🧐 similar language

INVESTOPEDIA
c) Cestui Que Vie
investopedia.com/terms/c/cestui….

d) Cestui que
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cestui_que

"Oh look Wills, Trusts & Estates Imagine that ..."

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