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· 2/26/1969

Parker v. Mullen

Citations

  • 158 Conn. 1
  • 255 A.2d 851
  • 1969 Conn. LEXIS 568

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  • testimony that testator’s attorney had advised him that use of the word “children” rather than “issue” would allow an adopted child, for whom the testator had expressed a desire to provide, to benefit from a designation of “children” as remaindermen

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Judges: King, Alcorn, House, Thim, Ryan

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