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INDEX FOR VOLUME TWO [References are to pages.] ABATEMENT OF LEGACIES, 1019. annuities, abatement of, 1023. defined, 1019. demonstrative legacies, abatement of, 1026. general legacies, abatement of, 1023. lapse distinguished from abatement or ademption, 1093. legacies given for a valuable consideration, 1027. order in which legacies abate, 1019. pecuniary legacies, as a general rule, abate proportionally, 1033. residuary legacies, abatement of, 1021. specific legacies and devises, abatement of, 1024. time of payment generally immaterial, on question of abatement, 1033. will may provide that legacies in lieu of dower abate, 1031. "ABSOLUTELY"-Effect of use of "absolutely" in devises, 1353. ACCEPTANCE OF BENEFITS-Election, effect of acceptance of benefits ACCOUNT Chancery may compel trustee to account, 1660. ACCOUNT BOOKS-Testator may indicate by reference in his will to ACCUMULATIONS, 937. statutory regulations regarding accumulations, 1692. trusts to accumulate; accumulation defined, 1689. trusts to accumulate; common law rule as to accumulation, 1689. ADDITIONAL LEGACIES-Given by codicil subject to the same condi- subject to incidents of first legacies, 1016. ADEEMED Adeemed or satisfied legacies not revived by republication or ADEMPTION-A conclusion of law, 1048. ademption and satisfaction of legacies and devises, 1038. [References are to pages.] ADEMPTION-(Continued). applicable only to specific legacies, 1044. by act of the testator; delivery by testator to legatee, 1049. by alienation of property bequeathed, 1052. by change in form of property bequeathed, 1053. by conversion after testator's death, or while he is of unsound mind, by fulfillment of purpose for which legacy was given, 1055. by loss or destruction of property specifically bequeathed, 1050. by removal of property, 1054. defined, 1039. evidence of the testator's intention as to ademption, 1046. lapse distinguished from abatement or ademption, 1093. legacy of a debt paid before testator's death, 1058. partial payment of a debt specifically devised is ademption pro tanto presumption of ademption is made in the case where the legacy and realty directed to be converted into money, 1089. satisfaction is of equitable origin, while ademption depends upon a ADMINISTRATORS AND ASSIGNS-"And his executors and adminis- ADOPTED CHILDREN-How considered, 1235. "ADVANCEMENT"-"Advancement" defined, 1066, 1067, 1068. "advancement" as used in a will, 1074. difference between gift and legacy, 1074. differs from a gift, 1067. gift by parent to spouse of child, 1070. legacy must precede advanced portion in point of time, otherwise no presumption as to advanced portions; general rule, 1072. reason for presumption of satisfaction of legacy by advanced portions, rule as to advancements applies only to those to whom the donor stands statutory regulations as to gifts and advancements, 1078. value thereof and interest thereon, 1077. ADVICE-Alone, does not establish undue influence, 876. AFFECTION-Influence resulting from kindness or affection not wrongful, 874. "AFTER"From and after" or "after" or "at" or "on" the death [References are to pages.] AFTER-BORN CHILDREN-After-born and posthumous children defined, 950. after-born illegitimate children; when may take under will, 1231. rights of after-born and posthumous children, 950. "AFTER PAYMENT OF DEBTS," 1142. AGE-Not deemed cause of suspicion where bequests in accordance with AGREEMENTS BETWEEN HUSBAND AND WIFE-As limitations on AGREEMENT TO SELL-Revocation of devise; effect of agreement to ALIENATION-Ademption by alienation of property bequeathed, 1052. “ALL”—“All and singular whatsoever," 1182. "all my land," 1182. "all my property," 1182. "all my real and personal estate,'' 973. ALTERNATIVE-Contingent remainders, 1470. "AND" Construing “and” as “or” and “or” as “and,” 1123. ANNUITANT-Apportionment upon death of annuitant; when allowed, 996, abatement of, 1023. annuity and gift of income distinguished, 991. condition that no annuity shall be charged upon an estate devised in fee, 1540. defined, 989. duration of payment, 993. from what source delinquent installments of an annuity may be col- time when annuities are payable, 993. ANTENUPTIAL AGREEMENT, 942. APPOINTMENT-Legacy or devise in exercise of a power of appointment, where a power of appointment is given by will the rule against per- |