A Treatise On the Probate Practice And Law of Estates in the State of Illinois
A Treatise On the Probate Practice And Law of Estates in the State of Illinois
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The widow's allowance.
492. Allowance to children.
493. Appraisers make and certify awards.
494. Appraisers to consider condi- tions and mode of living widow was accustomed to at time of husband's death.
495. Property awarded vests abso- lutely in the widow.
496. Right to award not affected by renunciation.
497. Administrator's duties in re- lation to award.
498. When the widow's award is a lien upon the real estate.
499. When widow's award is not a lien upon real estate.
Sec.
500. Widow may re...lease her award in various ways.
501. But if there are infant chil- dren widow cannot release.
502. Ante-nuptial agreement, may or may not be bar to wid- ow's award.
503. Weaver v. Weaver.
504. McMahill v. McMahill.
505. Spencer v. Boardman.
506. Christy v. Marmon.
507. Where the widow is not bound by such agreement.
508. Phelps V. Phelps.
509. Zachmann v. Zachmann, Mur- dock V. Murdock.
510. Miscellaneous.
Sec. 491. The widow's allowance. Under the Statute of Illinois, the widow has a special right to certain articles of per- sonal property, and she takes in exclusion of debts, claims, charges, legacies and bequests, except funeral expenses, and holds the same as her sole and exclusive property.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The widow's allowance.
492. Allowance to children.
493. Appraisers make and certify awards.
494. Appraisers to consider condi- tions and mode of living widow was accustomed to at time of husband's death.
495. Property awarded vests abso- lutely in the widow.
496. Right to award not affected by renunciation.
497. Administrator's duties in re- lation to award.
498. When the widow's award is a lien upon the real estate.
499. When widow's award is not a lien upon real estate.
Sec.
500. Widow may re...lease her award in various ways.
501. But if there are infant chil- dren widow cannot release.
502. Ante-nuptial agreement, may or may not be bar to wid- ow's award.
503. Weaver v. Weaver.
504. McMahill v. McMahill.
505. Spencer v. Boardman.
506. Christy v. Marmon.
507. Where the widow is not bound by such agreement.
508. Phelps V. Phelps.
509. Zachmann v. Zachmann, Mur- dock V. Murdock.
510. Miscellaneous.
Sec. 491. The widow's allowance. Under the Statute of Illinois, the widow has a special right to certain articles of per- sonal property, and she takes in exclusion of debts, claims, charges, legacies and bequests, except funeral expenses, and holds the same as her sole and exclusive property.
What to read after A Treatise On the Probate Practice And Law of Estates in the State of Illinois?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin Pierce Simons to read onlineMoreLess
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