 | William Waller Hening - 1810 - 710 halaman
...marriage. 1 Kel. \ 1 2. 10. To make a will it is not sufficient that the testator have memory to answer to familiar and usual questions, but he ought to have...disposition of his estate, with understanding and reason. 6 Co. 32. A person of non gone memory shall not avoid his own act, by reason of this defect ; but his... | |
 | Sir Thomas Ireland, Sir Edward Coke - 1813 - 460 halaman
...it is not sufficient that the testator be of memory (when he makes his will) to answer to ordinary and usual questions, but he ought to have a disposing memory, so as he is able to make disposition of his lands with understanding and reason. And this is such a memory,... | |
 | Richard Burn - 1820 - 834 halaman
...have me- Whether ha tnory to answer to familiar and usual questions, but he ought to may make a will, have a disposing memory, so as to be able to make a disposition GI{cP- 23> of his estate, with understanding and reason. By the 17 G. 2. c. 5. ยง 20. After reciting... | |
 | Anthony Highmore - 1822 - 224 halaman
...not added to his infirmity. To make a valid will, it is not sufficient that the testator have memory to answer familiar and usual questions, but he ought...disposition of his estate with understanding and reason : which the law calls sound and perfect memory .(g) And by the civil law these persons are disabled... | |
 | Samuel March Phillipps - 1822 - 600 halaman
...It is not enough, he says, that the testator, when he makes his will, should have sufficient memory to answer familiar and usual questions, but he ought...memory, so as to be able to make a disposition of his lands with understanding and reason ; this, he adds, is such a memory as the law calls sane and perfect.... | |
 | Charles Barton - 1822 - 690 halaman
...sane memory at the time of disposing of his property. And it is not sufficient that the testator be of memory, when he makes his will, to answer familiar...questions, but he ought to have a disposing memory, so that he is able to make a disposition of his lands with understanding and reason ; and that is such... | |
 | Thomas Peake - 1822 - 666 halaman
...will, " for it is not sufficient (as Lord Coke observes) that the tes- Marquis of tator be of memory to answer familiar and usual questions, but he ought to have a disposing memory, so that he is able to make a disposition of lands with understanding and reason, and that is such a memory... | |
 | Richard Burn - 1824 - 626 halaman
...the law it is not sufficient that the testator be of memory, when he maketh his will, to answer to familiar and usual questions; but he ought to have a disposing memory, so that he be able to make disposition of his estate with understanding and reason: and this is such memory... | |
 | John Haggard - 1830 - 710 halaman
...Marquess of Winchester's MlCHAELMAS case: (a) " by the law it is not sufficient that " the testator be of memory, when he makes " his will, to answer familiar and usual ques" tions, but he ought to have a disposing me" mory so as to be able to make a disposition " of... | |
 | Henry Roscoe - 1831 - 788 halaman
...memory.'] It is not enough tbat the testator, when he makes his will, should have sufficient memory to answer familiar and usual questions, but he ought...memory, so as to be able to make a disposition of his lands with understanding and reason. Marquis of Winch, case, 6 Rep. 23, a. If the defendant succeed... | |
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Coke, in the Marquis of Winchester's case (y), that it is not sufficient that the testator be of memory when he makes his Will, to answer familiar and usual questions, but he ought to have a disposing memory so as to be able to make a disposition of his... 
