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residuary
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residuary

Everything not specifically mentioned in a will.After all named and described gifts have been made, whatever is left is in the residuary. If the will makes no provision for the residuary, that portion of the estate will pass by intestate succession.



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They allegedly tricked Astor into changing her will to leave Marshall "her residuary estate outright, thereby changing her long-established plan that her residuary estate would ultimately go to charity.
They allegedly tricked Astor into changing her will to leave Marshall "her residuary estate outright, thereby changing her long-established plan that her residuary estate would ultimately go to charity.
The representative testified that she went to the decedent's room and took handwritten notes of the decedent's statements about the change in beneficiaries and that the decedent wanted to leave a bequest to her physician's grandson, and her residuary estate to the State of Israel, to be used for social service programs.
 
 
 
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