Carnegie v. First National Bank (1963)
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Brown v. Momar, Inc. (1991)
Appellee’s contention that the renunciation should not be permitted because it was contrary to the decedent’s intent to will the stock to his wife is without merit because the decedent is presumed to have executed his will with knowledge of the law that entitled his heirs to disclaim his testamentary bequests, see Carnegie v. First Nat. *546 Bank, 218 Ga. 585, 590-591 (1) (d) ( 129 SE2d 780 ) (1963), and thus was aware that his estate plan could be altered after his death if…
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Seymour v. Presley (1977)
Bank of Brunswick, 218 Ga. 585, 589 ( 129 SE2d 780 ) (1963).
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Kirby v. Citizens & Southern National Bank (1975)
Bank of Brunswick, 218 Ga. 585, 589 ( 129 SE2d 780 ).