III. Revocation (Nullity) by Operation of Law
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- A. Revocation (Nullity) by Marriage
- B. Revocation (Nullity) by Birth of Issue
- C. Revocation (Nullity) by Divorce, Annulment of Marriage or Ending a Similar Relationship
- D. Revocation (Nullity) by Death of Heir or Legatee
- E. Revocation (Nullity) due to Behaviour of Heir or Legatee
- F. Revocation (Nullity) of Extraordinary Testaments in Civil Law Jurisdictions and in Israel
- G. Revocation of Testamentary Provisions Made in Favour of Certain Persons
- H. Revocation (Nullity) due to the Loss of a Thing Bequeathed
III. Revocation (Nullity) by Operation of Law
in International Encyclopedia of Comparative Law Online
Author:
Talia Einhorn
Talia Einhorn
Search for other papers by Talia Einhorn in
Current site
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Search for other papers by Talia Einhorn in
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(8,488 words)