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· 5/23/1889

Appeal of Manifold

Citations

  • 126 Pa. 508
  • 19 A. 42
  • 1889 Pa. LEXIS 907

Syllabus

<p>Where two legacies are bequeathed to the same person, one by the will and the other by the codicil, and the testator has given both of the legacies simpliciter; in such case, in the absence of intrinsic evidence, as the testator has given twice, he must prima facie be intended to mean two gifts,'and the gift in the codicil is hot substitutionary.</p>

How courts have described this case

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  • finding “no statutory or other basis for imposing a penalty” on a claimant’s previously determined compensation from his full-time employer after his discharge for misconduct from a part-time employer
  • finding “no statutory or other basis for imposing a penalty” on a claimant’s previously determined compensation from his full-time employer after his discharge for misconduct from a part-time employer
  • finding “no statutory or other basis for imposing a penalty” on a claimant’s previously determined compensation from his full-time employer after his discharge for misconduct from a part-time employer

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Judges: Clark, McCollum, Mitchell, Sterrett, Williams

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