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predecease v. die before someone else, as "if my brother, Harry, should predecease me, his share of my estate I give to his son, Eugene." How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| There was a small family trust of which he was the sole beneficiary, his sisters having predeceased, and he assigned that to the diocese, specifying that it be used to foment vocations to religious orders. In 1015, Athelstan, the eldest son of King AEthelred II (978-1016), who predeceased his father, made the following bequest in his will: "And to my brother Edmund I grant the sword which belonged to King Offa" (Eng. Under the IRA's terms, A's spouse, B, was designated the IRA's sole beneficiary; A's daughter was the beneficiary if B predeceased A. |
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