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State court of last resort · ST-VA-SC
Pysell v. Keck
No. 010506Supreme Court of Virginia
010506 Pysell v. Keck 03/01/2002 In claims for a surviving spouse's elective share of her deceased husband's estate, a family allowance, and exemption of certain property for the benefit of the surviving spous…
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010506 Pysell v. Keck 03/01/2002 In claims for a surviving spouse's elective share of her deceased husband's estate, a family all…
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- Mar 1, 2002
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010506 Pysell v. Keck 03/01/2002 In claims for a surviving spouse's elective share of her deceased husband's estate, a family allowance, and exemption of certain property for the benefit of the surviving spouse, the trial court erred in granting summary judgment for the executor under the terms of an antenuptial agreement. The judgment of the trial court is reversed and the case is remanded. (Typo corrected 3/26/02)
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