- 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...
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illegitimate son of
Charles V, Holy
Roman Emperor.
Charles V
recognized him in a
codicil to his will. John
became a
military leader in the
service of his half-brother...
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create stronger factions in the conclave. At 4:00pm on 6 March, he
signed a
codicil to his will, and that
night asked for and
received the
Extreme Unction...
- a
number of
codicils.
Handel created the
first version of his will with nine
years to live, and
completed his will (with the
final codicil)
three days...
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refers to
himself as "Baron" in his will,
dated 1776, and in both of his
codicils. He was also
referred to as "Baron" in
various books and articles, in the...
- Lapp
Codicil of 1751 is an
addendum to the Strömstad
Treaty of 1751 that
defined the Norwegian-Swedish border. It
consists of 30 sections. This special...
- Conversely, they can be
appended to the
constitution as
supplemental additions (
codicils), thus
changing the
frame of
government without altering the
existing text...
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daughters pending their marriages. This was
followed by a much
shorter codicil. On the
evening of 1 July, he is
alleged to have told his
secretary Jean...
- or she
revokes all
previous wills and
codicils. Otherwise, a
subsequent will
revokes earlier wills and
codicils only to the
extent to
which they are inconsistent...
