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Subject: Re: Panitz judge won't do Springer trial

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Bob

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Date Posted: 07:40:32 07/29/02 Mon
In reply to: Gina 's message, "Re: Panitz judge won't do Springer trial" on 15:44:39 07/27/02 Sat

Thank you Gina, you got my point!

Also, most legal "agreements", otherwise known as "contracts" do terminate upon death of one of the parties--if I recall correctly from my early days of contract law... If I sign a contract with a person to buy a car and then die--this contract terminates with my death--a very simple example, but that's generally how it works. The lender could file a claim with my estate, but if there is no money in the estate--they will get nothing. The difference with a will is that it must be filed with the state to give it "legal life" after the passing of the person. Otherwise, it might as well be written on a napkin in crayon... (And unfortunately, some wills are done that way!)

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