Connecticut Bar Journal, Volume 24Connecticut Bar Association, 1950 - Bar associations Includes Annual reports, and lists of members. |
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Page 102
... probate decrees when the remedy in the probate courts is inadequate.13 By contrast , in jurisdictions conceding their probate courts power to set aside their own decrees , there is no need to go into equity , the remedy through the ...
... probate decrees when the remedy in the probate courts is inadequate.13 By contrast , in jurisdictions conceding their probate courts power to set aside their own decrees , there is no need to go into equity , the remedy through the ...
Page 103
... probate courts may not admit a subsequently produced will to probate . 21 It was held in Connecticut in 1933 that equity may interfere with a probate decree , 22 and in that case it was further said that adequate relief requires the ...
... probate courts may not admit a subsequently produced will to probate . 21 It was held in Connecticut in 1933 that equity may interfere with a probate decree , 22 and in that case it was further said that adequate relief requires the ...
Page 482
... Probate Division The committee is unanimous in disapproving the proposal for a Probate Division on the basis recommended in the Commission's report . In lieu thereof the majority of the committee , Messrs . Lyman , O'Sullivan , Persky ...
... Probate Division The committee is unanimous in disapproving the proposal for a Probate Division on the basis recommended in the Commission's report . In lieu thereof the majority of the committee , Messrs . Lyman , O'Sullivan , Persky ...
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