Supreme Court of Virginia· 4/20/1990
Davis v. Davis
Citations
- 391 S.E.2d 255
- 239 Va. 657
- 6 Va. Law Rep. 2232
- 1990 Va. LEXIS 73
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- giving binding effect to the parties’ intent expressed in a whereas clause of the contract
- giving binding effect to the parties’ intent expressed in a whereas clause of the contract
- finding that wife who has been awarded spousal support pendente lite, but not yet a final decree of divorce, has standing as an “other person[]” under Code § 55-80 to set aside a deed executed by Defendant husband conveying the marital residence titled in husband’s name to a friend
- marital rights of inheritance, to renounce will, and to claims of dower and curtesy arise by operation of law
- marital rights of inheritance, to renounce will, and to claims of dower and curtesy arise by operation of law
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Judges: Carrico, Compton, Stephenson, Russell, Whiting, Lacy, Poff
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