.... In this case we are asked to revise the Maryland law of ademption by satisfaction and require that a testator's intention to adeem a legacy can be proven only by a writing made contemporaneou...asserting that the lower courts erred in failing to require written evidence of intent to adeem, misapplied the presumptions of prior case law regarding ademption by satisfaction, and improperly admitted...stated that, "ademption is generally defined as `the extinction, alienation, withdrawal, or satisfaction of the legacy by some act of the testator by which an intention to revoke is indicated: the...

...— Ademption by Satisfaction — What It Refers To. The doctrine of ademption by satisfaction refers to the act of a testator in paying to a legatee, in the lifetime of the testator, a legacy ...testator had bequeathed to the legatee by will, or in satisfying such legacy by giving, in place thereof, something of value. 2. SAME — Doctrine of Ademption by Satisfaction — Not...Abrogated by Statutory Provisions or Case Law. The doctrine of ademption by satisfaction is not abrogated by statutory provisions or case law to the effect that a will shall be construed to speak...

...sale. We begin our analysis by noting that ademption is generally defined as "the extinction, alienation, withdrawal, or satisfaction of the legacy by some act of the testator by...to the two types of ademption recognized in Tennessee, ademption by satisfaction and ademption by extinction. See, e.g., Rhodes v. Kebke, 17...specific bequest no longer exists because of "the doing of some act;" it is irrelevant who or what initiates "the doing." Balfour, 198 S.W. at 71. Ademption by satisfaction, on...

...ademption by satisfaction. We disagree and reverse. The will executed in 1984 contained the following provision: At the present time my residuary...: Ademption by satisfaction. Property that a testator gave to a person in the testator's lifetime is treated as a satisfaction of ...(1926), an inter vivos conveyance of the same land identified in the will operates both as an ademption by extinction, since the testator does not own the land at the time of his death, and as an ademption ...

.... Ademption by satisfaction is defined by § 30-2350, which provides in part: Property...quoted above, § 30-2350 solely uses "devise" and "devisee" to identify an applicable distribution and the applicable party to whom the distribution is made when considering whether ademption by satisfaction applies...advancement and ademption by satisfaction and that because trusts are more commonly being utilized in estate planning schemes, it is necessary to extend the doctrine of ademption by satisfaction t...

...personal property to the Limited Partnership. The Trial Court said no. Defendants disagree with the Trial Court and contend that the Trial Court erred in holding that no ademption by extinction occurred when Notgrass, the testatrix,...Court's conclusion of law that Notgrass' transfer of assets to the Limited Partnership did not result in an ademption by extinction, we will conduct a de novo review with no ...types of ademption: ademption by extinction and ademption by satisfaction. Id. Ademption by extinction occurs "because of `the doing of some act with regard to the subject...

...objections were: (1) that an inter vivos transfer of $3,000 by decedent to her grandson, Lloyd, constituted an ademption by satisfaction, by virtue of which Lloyd is entitled to nothing under...to Lloyd was not a gift, but constituted an ademption by satisfaction. While no Oregon cases deal with the doctrine of ademption by satisfaction, it is described in the treatise, 6 Bowe-Parker, Pa.... [Footnote omitted.] This is sometimes spoken of as ademption by satisfaction. [Footnote omitted.] * * * Id., at 241, § 54.1...

.... 1. Wills "Ademption by satisfaction" refers to gift by testator in his lifetime to legatee...will. Ademption has been defined as "the extinction, alienation, withdrawal, or satisfaction of the legacy by some act of the testator by which an intention to revoke is...sometimes called "ademption by satisfaction." Phillip's Pritchard on Wills and Estates, Sec. 462, p. 403. "Ademption" is also used to indicate the loss of a legacy by the termination of the testator's...

.... Ademption by Satisfaction The executor raises the alternative theory of ademption by satisfaction. As noted above, the law regarding advancements generally only ...in cases of intestacy, "but the doctrine of ademption [by satisfaction], though strictly speaking applying only to personal property or to legacies, is resorted to to carry out the apparent or...property. Iowa Code § 633.3(25). The doctrine of ademption by satisfaction is explained as follows: When a general legacy is given of a sum...

...ademption; one involves satisfaction of the devise, while the other involves an implied revocation. 5. Decedents' Estates: Wills: Gifts. An ademption by satisfaction occurs when ...of ademption by satisfaction is not applicable where a testator contractually grants the beneficiary and a nonbeneficiary an option to purchase devised stock and the nonbeneficiary ultimately...exercises the option after the death of the testator. 7. ___: ___: ___: ___. Under Neb. Rev. Stat. § 30-2350 (Reissue 1995), an ademption by satisfaction does not operate unless the...

...begin our analysis by noting that ademption is generally defined as "the extinction, alienation, withdrawal, or satisfaction of the legacy by some act of the testator by which an intention to revoke is...ademption recognized in Tennessee, ademption by satisfaction and ademption by extinction. See, e.g., Rhodes v. Kebke, 179 Tenn. 480,...longer exists because of "the doing of some act;" it is irrelevant who or what initiates "the doing." Balfour, 198 S.W. at 71. Ademption by satisfaction, on...

...not apply the doctrine of satisfaction by ademption. We affirm. BACKGROUND. The property of which the disputed tract is a...defendant. Plaintiff contended at trial that the 1952 deed to defendant was intended to satisfy the gift provided by will, and therefore, under the doctrine of ademption by satisfaction, defen...). Traditionally, the doctrine of ademption by satisfaction was not applied to devises of land. See Graham v. Karr, 331 Mo. 1157...

..., constitute a partial ademption by satisfaction. Anita's devise of stock to each of the three parties would be partially adeemed to the extent of her inter vivos gifts. Such a result..., however, would be directly contrary to Section 72-2-515, MCA, the section covering ademption by satisfaction. This section states, in pertinent part: "Property which a testator...her lifetime took the place of and adeemed by satisfaction devises contained in her last will and testament. Margaret A. Wales ("Anita") died on April 14, 1984. She had previously...

...determinative issue in this case is whether A.R.S. § 14-2612, which deals with ademption by satisfaction, applies retroactively to a will...a "claim of ademption" asking the probate court to determine that the 400 acres which Leslie received during the lifetime of his father be treated as a partial satisfaction of the devise in the 1951.... We do not agree with either argument. In the first instance, we note that by the prevailing view, the doctrine of satisfaction does not apply to devises of land. Atkinson, Law of...

...WILLS § 54.1, at 265 (rev. treatise 2005). First, ademption by satisfaction occurs when a testator, during his lifetime, makes a gift or provides a substitute for a bequeathed item, evidencing an.... Second, ademption by extinction occurs when a thing specifically bequeathed no longer exists in the testator's estate at the time of death. York, 133 Ohio App. 3d at 239.... PARKER, PAGE ON THE LAW OF WILLS § 54.37, at 327 (citing cases). Such a conveyance operates both as an ademption by extinction, because the testator does not own the land at the time of death, and an ademption by...

...his mortgaging her one-half interest in the subject property did not constitute a satisfaction because, under his mother's will, he was the legatee of a general legacy and, in this state, ademption by satisfaction ...only to specific legacies. Appellant has stated a correct principle of law; however, ademption by satisfaction requires a gift such that an article conveyed by will is not part of...of a satisfaction. Finally, appellant John Samford contends that because the equity of redemption, extinguished by foreclosure, did not exist on the date of distribution, the...

...the settlement constituted ademption by satisfaction of the benefits bestowed upon the divorced spouse by the will of the deceased. Because the agreement here...clearly indicates an intent that it constitute an ademption by satisfaction of the benefits bestowed on defendant by decedent's will, we find the above contention not only appropriate, but decisive...Carolina Court of Appeals Filed 7 June 1983 APPEAL by defendant from Battle, Judge. Judgment entered 7 June 1982 in Superior Court, WAKE...

...ademption: (1) Ademption by the loss or destruction of the subject-matter of the legacy or devise; and (2) ademption by satisfaction of the bequest. From the very nature of the first class, it can...to specific legacies or devises, while the second applies only to general legacies. * * * "Ademption by satisfaction is sometimes spoken of as satisfaction of legacies. Whether...terms. Ademption by satisfaction resembles revocation in that the testator intends such satisfaction to terminate the interest of the legatee under the will. Revocation, however, is made only in...

...inter vivos conveyance of the house to Elizabeth King by deed was in satisfaction of the real property devise for her in the will and constitutes an ademption by satisfaction which should be deemed an...Elizabeth King. This ademption affects only Elizabeth King's rights as a legatee under the will. She has waived those rights by electing to instead take her statutory share, which is a form of intestate...inheritance. Ademption has no application to intestate inheritance, as its object is legacies pursuant to will. It cannot be transformed into an "advancement" by invoking equitable principles...

...vacate the summary judgment, which was based on alleged newly discovered evidence; 2) whether the trial court erred in finding that no ademption by satisfaction occurred...legacy. New Albany Trust Co. v. Powell (1902) 29 Ind. App. 494, 64 N.E. 640. In Indiana, the doctrine of ademption by satisfaction is not applicable to specific...legacies. Weston v. Johnson (1874) 48 Ind. 1. Furthermore, even if ademption by satisfaction was applicable to specific...