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· 3/10/1964

Lindeburg v. Lindeburg

Citations

  • 162 So. 2d 1

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  • husband can be required to answer personally through his estate for his breach of property settlement agreement
  • “In a contract to make a will, the promisor has the right to change his will . . . the right being enforced against the promisor is the contract right, and not the will, in the case of the breached contract to make a will . . . .”

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Judges: Carroll, Horton and Hendry

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