People shouldn't be dissuaded from making out a will even if they're happy with the way their state typically distributes estates in cases of intestacy, Teahan said.
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The circumstances appearing on the face of the will which make it open to objection may either avoid it altogether or create a partial intestacy, the will remaining good as a whole.
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He also reinstituted the extant laws with a series of proclamations to assuage common grievances brought to his attention, including : On Inheritance in case of Intestacy, and On Heriots and Reliefs.
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Pollock and Maitland's " History of the Laws of England " tells us that intestacy was regarded with an abhorrence somewhat akin to that with which a death without sacramental confession was regarded.
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Further limits on land ownership include escheat in the event of intestacy ( " tsatong " lands ), non-use of land for 3 years, and non-payment of land taxes.
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Intestacy is partial when the deceased has left a valid will which, however, does not dispose of all his assets; in this event there is an intestacy as to the undisposed residue.
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Intestacy is partial when the deceased has left a valid will which, however, does not dispose of all his assets; in this event there is an intestacy as to the undisposed residue.
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But the jurisdiction of the ecclesiastical courts extended even much further, including as it did the province of marriage, and that of probate coupled with the devolution of movable property in cases of intestacy.
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Furthermore, intestacy can occur if certain conditions in an otherwise valid will are not fulfilled, or if benefits have been repudiated and no provision has been made for substitution, and accrual cannot take place.
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If the will, however, appoints only legatees, and if there is a balance left over after the debts and legacies have been paid or satisfied, there is an intestacy as to such balance.
