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Beneficiary dies before testator
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getmore4less wrote: »
So would I be correct in the way that I read it that the bequest would be limited to grandchildren and no further down the chain?0 -
unforeseen wrote: »So would I be correct in the way that I read it that the bequest would be limited to grandchildren and no further down the chain?
No, it carries on down the line until there is a living, direct blood line relative.0 -
unforeseen wrote: »So would I be correct in the way that I read it that the bequest would be limited to grandchildren and no further down the chain?
Read up the definition of issue.0 -
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getmore4less wrote: »Default, subject to specific wording to the contrary in the will, is per stirpes.
Our wills have a clause that confirms that Section 33 Wills Act 1837 applies.0
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