- Look up
codicil in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Codicil may
refer to:
Codicil (will),
subsequent change or
modification of
terms made and appended...
- the
codicil.[citation needed] By the time of the
Codex Justini****, the
formal requirements for
wills had relaxed,
while requirements for
codicils had...
- Lapp
Codicil of 1751 is an
addendum to the
Stromstad Treaty of 1751 that
defined the Norwegian-Swedish border. It
consists of 30 sections. This special...
-
sections of the do****ent), they were
proposed as
supplemental additions (
codicils) to it.
Articles Three through Twelve were
ratified as
additions to the...
- Conversely, they can be
appended to the
constitution as
supplemental additions (
codicils), thus
changing the
frame of
government without altering the
existing text...
- will
bequeathed the bulk of his
estate to his
niece Johanna, but four
codicils distributed much of his
estate to
other relations, servants,
friends and...
- Conversely, they can be
appended to the
constitution as
supplemental additions (
codicils), thus
changing the
frame of
government without altering the
existing text...
- aunt
wrote a
codicil that left her
fortune to Olga. The
lovers then
plotted to
discredit Olga's claim,
hiring Ferrier to
replace the
codicil with a deliberately...
- Ranch.
Following O'Keeffe's death, her
family contested her will
because codicils added to it in the 1980s had left most of her $65
million estate to Hamilton...
- again. He fell
fatally ill at
Easter 1483, but
survived long
enough to add
codicils to his will, the most
important naming his
brother as
Protector after his...
