which relate exclusively to wills, together with the basis, the broad principles and the practical effect of the more important legal and equitable doctrines which arise more commonly perhaps upon wills than upon other legal transactions. Although designed primarily for students, it is hoped that this book may not be without its uses to the practitioner who desires rather to verify his recollection of principles and of broad lines of construction than to compare niceties of language. 3, NEW SQUARE, LINCOLN'S INN. A. G. M. Domicil-Effect of Domicil - Wills of British Subjects-Powers of Appointment |