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· 1/26/1888

Browne v. Bockover

Citations

  • 84 Va. 424
  • 4 S.E. 745
  • 1888 Va. LEXIS 92

Syllabus

<p>Curtesy--Wife’s lands-Husband’s creditors.-Estate by the curtesy consummate exists in husband in .wife’s lands unaliened by her during her lifetime, though devised by her will. Such estate is subject to the liens of husband’s creditors acquired during the coverture, in preference to the general liens of her creditors upon her real estate. Acts 1876-7, pp. 333-4; Acts 1877-8, p. 248.</p>

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  • failure to formally incorporate a report into an FEIS was harmless error when the report was circulated with the FEIS and was considered by transportation commission

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Judges: Fauntleroy

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