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receive a legacy

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He was about to receive a legacy CAPTION(S): TARGET: Gangster Paul Ferris
But when you do need to make contact, write to Powerhouse, The Macdonald Partnership, Tower 42, 25 Old Broad Street, London EC2N 1HQI AM about to receive a legacy of pounds 1,000.
Some of the differences between inheritances and legacies may be explained by a tendency to give either a portion of one's estate or only a legacy to someone, but not both (in principle, a person could of course receive a legacy and be an heir to the estate at the same time).
 
 
 
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