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Categories: Contracts
Definition (1910 Edition)
221; Life Ass’n v. Boogher. 3 Mo. App. 173; Hess v. Sparks, 44 Kan. 465, 24 Pac. 979), 21 Am. St. Rep. 300; People v. Thompson. 97
(N. Y.) 501.
(N. Y¥.) 420; Roberts v. Prosser, 53 N.
(N. Y.) 810.
(N. Y.) 458. See MANUFACTURE.
(N. ¥.) 40.—Next of kin. In the law of descent and distribution. This term Properly denotes the persons nearest of kindred to the edent. that is, those who are most nearly related to him by blood; but it is sometimes construed to mean.only those who are entitled to take under the statute of distributions, and sometimes to include other persons. Story Jur. $§ 10656. The words “next of kin,’ used simpliciter in a deed or will, mean, not nearest of kindred, but those relatives who share in the estate according to the statute of distributions, including those claiming per stirpea or ' by representation. Slosson v. Lynch, 43 Barb. (N. Y.) 147.—Next presentation. In the law of advowsons. The right of next presentation rok the right to present to the first vacancy of a nefice.
1894, art. 732.—Final process. The last process in a suit; that is, writs of execution. Thus distinguished from mesne procesa, which includes all writs issued during the. progress of a cause and before final judgment.
(N. Y.) 85.
(N. Y.) 372; Roberts vy. Donovan, 7
(N. Y.) 284.
(N. Y.) 501.
(N. Y¥.) 420; Roberts v. Prosser, 53 N.
(N. Y.) 810.
(N. Y.) 458. See MANUFACTURE.
(N. ¥.) 40.—Next of kin. In the law of descent and distribution. This term Properly denotes the persons nearest of kindred to the edent. that is, those who are most nearly related to him by blood; but it is sometimes construed to mean.only those who are entitled to take under the statute of distributions, and sometimes to include other persons. Story Jur. $§ 10656. The words “next of kin,’ used simpliciter in a deed or will, mean, not nearest of kindred, but those relatives who share in the estate according to the statute of distributions, including those claiming per stirpea or ' by representation. Slosson v. Lynch, 43 Barb. (N. Y.) 147.—Next presentation. In the law of advowsons. The right of next presentation rok the right to present to the first vacancy of a nefice.
1894, art. 732.—Final process. The last process in a suit; that is, writs of execution. Thus distinguished from mesne procesa, which includes all writs issued during the. progress of a cause and before final judgment.
(N. Y.) 85.
(N. Y.) 372; Roberts vy. Donovan, 7
(N. Y.) 284.
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