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· 7/23/1985

Segall v. EST

Citations

  • 101 N.J. 333
  • 501 A.2d 982
  • 1985 N.J. LEXIS 2929

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  • holding the testator granted a defeasible fee whereby at the happening of a specific contingency “a deceased son’s fee simple [was defeated and] passed to his surviving brothers” (emphasis added)

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