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Zink v. Stafford

No. 980283Supreme Court of Virginia

980283 Zink v. Stafford 01/08/1999 In this chancery suit, the trial court correctly found that four promissory notes made to the decedent are estate assets and the notes did not pass to the decedent's daughter…

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980283 Zink v. Stafford 01/08/1999 In this chancery suit, the trial court correctly found that four promissory notes made to the …

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Supreme Court of Virginia
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Oct 4, 2026
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Jan 8, 1999
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980283 Zink v. Stafford 01/08/1999 In this chancery suit, the trial court correctly found that four promissory notes made to the decedent are estate assets and the notes did not pass to the decedent's daughter, individually, by right of survivorship. The judgment of the trial court is affirmed.

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