Sardy v. Hodge (1994)
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Folsom v. Rowell (2007)
However, [t]he will is construed according to the law in effect at the time of the testator’s death. [Cits.] The presumption is that the testator “intended that his property should go where the law carries it____” [Cit.] The statutory change in the law [34] years after the testator’s death relating to the inheritance rights of [remaindermen] ... will not be given retrospective effect. [Cit.] Sardy v. Hodge, 264 Ga. 548, 549-550 ( 448 SE2d 355 ) (1994).
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Tolbert v. Whatley (1996)
Sardy v. Hodge, 264 Ga. 548, 550 ( 448 SE2d 355 ) (1994).
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James David Wilkes v. Nell Wilkes Fraser (2013)
See also Sardy v. Hodge, 264 Ga. 548, 549-550 ( 448 SE2d 355 ) 7 (1994).6 We find, therefore, that Code 1933 § 85-704 governs the interests of any remaindermen under the Deed.
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Wilkes v. Fraser (2013)
See also Sardy v. Hodge, 264 Ga. 548, 549-550 ( 448 SE2d 355 ) (1994). 6 We find, therefore, that Code 1933 § 85-704 governs the interests of any remaindermen under the Deed.
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Warner v. Reynolds (2001)
See Sardy v. Hodge, 264 Ga. 548, 549 ( 448 SE2d 355 ) (1994).