A Treatise on the American Law of Administration (including Wills)

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Little, Brown, 1923 - Počet stran: 2121
 

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INTRODUCTION OF THE NATURE OF PROPERTY AND THE PRINCIPLE DETERMINING ITS DEVOLUTION 1233458 6 7 8 9 10 CHAPTER I
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Tenure and Use of Property its Loss by Nonuser
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Alienability of Property 4 Operation of the Owners Will after his Death
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Distinction between Rational and Capricious Will
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Relation of Property to the Family
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Lapse of Testamentary Gifts by the Death of the Donee before that
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Testamentary Disposition of Property 8 Succession of Property at
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The Law as the Rational Will of the Owner
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Functions of Executors and Administrators
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Functions of Courts controlling the Devolution of Property
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CHAPTER II
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Substantial Abrogation of the Feudal Tenure by English Statutes 15 The Devolution of Real Property to the Heir or Devisee and of Per sonal Propert...
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Incongruity of the Rule in America
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TITLE FIRST OF THE DEVOLUTION OF PROPERTY ON THE DEATH OF ITS OWNER PART FIRST OF THE DEVOLUTION AS DETERMIN...
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CHAPTER III
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Limitations upon Testamentary Capacity
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Incapacity of Aliens
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Incapacity of Infants
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Incapacity of Married Women
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Incapacity of Criminals 12222 20
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CHAPTER IV
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Incapacity of Idiots
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Incapacity of Lunatics
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Presumption of Sanity and Lucid Intervals
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Presumption of Insanity
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Witnesses disqualified by Interest 734
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Competency of Witnesses on Questions of Sanity
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Incapacity from Imbecility
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Incapacity in Consequence of Force Fraud Mistake or Intimida
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tion
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Incapacity arising from Undue Influence
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Proof of Lost Wills 740
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Presumption against Legacies to Fiduciary Advisers
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Presumption as to Seamens Wills 34 Partial Avoidance of Will by Undue Influence
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Wills of Deaf Dumb and Blind Persons
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WHAT CONSTITUTES ASSETS
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OF THE INDUCTION TO THE OFFICE OF EXECUTOR
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OF THE PROPERTY TO WHICH THE TITLE OF EXECU TORS AND ADMINISTRATORS EXTENDS
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Power of Court to order Bond 833
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CHAPTER XXIV
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Wills proved in a Foreign Jurisdiction 757
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Codicils
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OF THE PROBATE OF THE WILL
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Revocation of Probate 767
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OF PROPERTY IN POSSESSION PAGE 275 Joint and Partnership Property 900
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Appraisement required before the Sale 1653
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Report and Confirmation of the Sale 1659
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BOOK SECOND
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Chattels Real 902
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Relative Rights of Life Tenants and Remaindermen to Dividends
171
Apprehension of Death
172
Effect of the Probate 772
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PART SECOND
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Chattels Animate 907
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The Surviving Husband as Heir
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The Father as Heir
201
Brothers and Sisters Heirs of the Whole and of the Half Blood
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Decendants taking by Representation
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Production of the Will for Probate 701
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OF ADVANCEMENTS
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Devolution of Ancestral Estates
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Descent from to or through Aliens
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CHAPTER XXVI
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OF THE SYSTEM OF PAYING DEBTS OF DECEASED
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364 Priority of Debts at Common Law 1200
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The Allowance with respect to the Solvency or Insolvency of the
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85 How affected by Liens or Preferred Debts of the Decedent
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When the Allowance takes Effect
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The Petition for the Grant of Letters Testamentary or of Adminis
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Separate Property of the Widow affecting the Allowance
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LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
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What constitutes a Family
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Allowance to the Widow alone
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Allowance to the Children alone
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Out of what Property to be allowed
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Time and Procedure to obtain the Allowance
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OF THE STATUS OF EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS AFTER
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Additional Allowances
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Homestead Rights of Minor Children
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Homestead Rights of Widow and Children as affected by Incum brances
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Homestead Rights as affected by Inconsistent Disposition of the Estate by the Deceased Owner
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235 Principles governing the Grant of General Letters of Administration 795
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The Widows Right to Appointment 800
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Homestead Rights as affected by Administration
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Procedure in Probate Courts in setting out Homestead
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The Rights and Burdens connected with the Enjoyment of the Homestead
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CHAPTER XI
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Dower under the Statutes of the several States
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Marriage as a Requisite to Dower
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Alienage as Barring the Dower Right
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Misconduct of the Wife as a Bar to her Dower
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What Property is subject to Dower
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TITLE OF EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS TO CHOSES IN ACTION
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Power of Coexecutors to bind each other by Acts of Administration 1152
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The Estate or Interest in Property necessary to support Dower in the Widow
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Inchoate Dower
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Dower as affected by Acts of the Husband
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The Wifes Relinquishment of Dower
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Dower Consummate before Assignment
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Quarantine of Dower
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Assignment of Dower
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Contrast between Common Law and American System
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AnteNuptial Contracts as affecting Dower
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When Claims may be established in Probate Court
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Election between Dower and Devise
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414 Ascertaining the Testators Intention
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Time of establishing Claims with Reference to their Rejection
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Dower as affected by the Statute of Limitations and by Estoppel
408
Estate by the Curtesy
411
Community Property
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From what Period the Will speaks in Respect of the Testators
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CHAPTER XII
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Powers and Liabilities of Surviving Partners
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Application of the Proceeds 1673
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Remedies of Partnership Creditors in Equity
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Effect of Dissolution on Partnership Real Estate
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Distribution of Partnership Effects
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Remainders and Executory Devises and Bequests
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Jurisdiction of Probate Courts over Partnership Estates
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Cumulative Repeated and Substituted Legacies
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History of the Missouri Statute giving Jurisdiction to Probate Courts over Partnership Estates
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Preference of Creditors over Legatees
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Effect of Giving or Refusing to give Bond
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CHAPTER XIII
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Escheat at Common Law
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Escheats under the Statutes of the several States
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Nature of the Title by which the State holds Escheats
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Notice to Parties entitled to Administer 861
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570 Res Judicata as a Defence after Final Settlement 1959
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Administration of Escheated Estates
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TITLE SECOND OF THE INSTRUMENTALITIES EFFECTING THE DEVOLUTION 136 Tribunals and Officers employed by the Law to accomp...
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OF THE TRIBUNALS CONTROLLING THE ADMINISTRATION
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CHAPTER XV
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Their Powers as Judicial Tribunals
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How far Probate Courts may correct their Judgments
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CHAPTER LV
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Proceeding in Rem and in Personam
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How Estates are declared Insolvent 1337
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CHAPTER XVI
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OF MARSHALLING ASSETS FOR THE PAYMENT OF DEBTS AND LEGACIES 489 Order of the Application of Funds Liable to the Payment of ...
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What the Accountant may take Credit for 1774
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Refunding Bonds 1899
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Compensation to Successive Administrators
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Accounting for Assets received in Foreign Jurisdiction
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Right of Appeal given by Statutes
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Extraterritorial Validity of Title once vested
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290 Survival of Actions at Common Law 928
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Property conveyed by Decedent in Fraud of Creditors 951
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Liabilities of Foreign Administrators
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Nature of the Decree and its Authentication 864
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Liability of the Estate at Common Law 1968
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Payment of Debts and Distribution to NonResidents
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Effect of Devise of Rents and Profits 1718
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408 Rights of Creditors holding Collateral Security to Assets of Insol
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Provisional Alimony of Widow and Minor Children
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Conclusiveness of the Decree or Order granting Letters 868
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Other Methods of Conversion
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CHAPTER XIX
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Administrators of Estates of NonResidents 825
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OF THE COMMONLAW SYSTEM OF PAYING DEBTS
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Administrators pendente Lite
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CHAPTER XL
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Strana 100 - There shall be at least two attesting witnesses, each of whom shall sign his name as a witness, at the end of the will, at the request of the testator.
Strana 58 - To make a good will, a man must be a free agent. But all influences are not unlawful. Persuasion, appeals to the affections or ties of kindred, to a sentiment of gratitude for past services, or pity for future destitution, or the like, — these are all legitimate, and may be fairly pressed on a testator. On the other hand, pressure of whatever character, whether acting on the fears or the hopes, if so exerted as to overpower the volition without convincing the judgment, is a species of restraint...
Strana 417 - Upon the death of the husband, one-half of the community property goes to the surviving wife, and the other half is subject to the testamentary disposition of the husband...
Strana 125 - ... no devise in writing of lands, tenements or hereditaments, or any clause thereof, shall be revocable, otherwise than by some other will or codicil in writing, or other writing declaring the same, or by burning, cancelling, tearing or obliterating the same by the testator himself, or in his presence, and by his directions and consent...
Strana 153 - In all cases, the marriage of the testator, total divorce or the birth of a child to him, subsequent to the making of a will in which no provision is made in contemplation of such an event, shall be a revocation of the will.
Strana 152 - And be it further enacted, That no will or codicil, or any part thereof, shall be revoked otherwise than as aforesaid, or by another will or codicil executed in manner hereinbefore required, or by some writing declaring an intention to revoke the same, and executed in the manner in which a will is hereinbefore required to be executed, or by the burning, tearing, or otherwise destroying the same by the testator, or by some person in his presence and by his direction, with the intention of revoking...
Strana 118 - ... habitation or dwelling, or where he or she hath been resident for the space of ten days or more next before the making of such will, except where such person was surprised or taken sick, being from his own home, and died before he returned to the place of his or her dwelling.
Strana 39 - ... reason what shall be for his profit, or what for his loss. But if he...
Strana 104 - Interest, Gift or Appointment, shall, so far only as concerns such Person attesting the Execution of such Will or Codicil, or any Person claiming under him, be utterly null and void ; and such Person shall be admitted as a Witness to the Execution of such Will or Codicil...
Strana 152 - That every will made by a man or woman shall be revoked by his or her marriage (except a will made in exercise of a power of appointment, when the real or personal estate thereby appointed would not in default of such appointment pass to his or her heir, customary heir, executor, or administrator, or the person entitled as his or her next of kin, under the statute of distributions).

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