Supplement to Heaton's Surrogates' Courts: Containing the Amendments, Additions and References to the Changes in the Law From July, 1914 to July, ... Surrogates' Practice Since the Date of the - Softcover

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This supplement brings the Third (1914) Edition up to date, giving the amendments to the Code and the decisions made since the new Surrogates' Act went into effect September 1, 1914.

If it contained no more than the decisions made construing the Act of 1914, it would consist of only a few pages, for that act has needed but few decisions to clarify and elucidate it.

Practically no amendments of substance have been made to the act itself. A few sections of the Code not contained in chapter XVIII have been amended for the purpose of removing inconsistencies and establishing coordination.

There have been included in the supplement some of the results of two years of practice and experience of the author at the bar, and a reference to such new questions and decisions as seem to be of interest and importance.

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