A Generally Accepted Rule of Law Is That Where Both

question 1

Multiple Choice

A generally accepted rule of law is that where both parties to a marriage die simultaneously and it is of relevance to determine which person died first, it is assumed that:

• A) the person with the largest amount of net assets died first.
• B) the wife died first.
• C) the older person died first.
• D) the husband died first.

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Definitions:

Personalities

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