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Smith v. Smith

Citations

  • 200 Va. 77
  • 104 S.E.2d 17
  • 1958 Va. LEXIS 161

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  • holding that neither husband nor wife can defeat, by a separate act, the rights of the other in an estate by the entirety
  • explaining that in a tenancy by the entirety, each spouse is “seized with the entire estate, and upon the death of one the survivor takes the whole”
  • same, when title to property is placed in name of one whom person advancing funds has no legal duty to support
  • chancery courts may exercise their general equity jurisdiction

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Judges: Spratley, Miller, Snead

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