Treatise On Wills

"A Treatise on Wills" by Thomas Jarman, with notes and references to American decisions by J.C. Perkins, is a comprehensive legal work on the subject of wills and testaments. This treatise provides an in-depth examination of the principles and practices governing the creation, interpretation, and execution of wills. It serves as an invaluable resource for legal professionals and students seeking a detailed understanding of estate law.

Jarman's meticulous analysis, combined with Perkins' annotations on American case law, makes this edition particularly useful for those navigating the complexities of inheritance and testamentary disposition. The treatise covers a wide range of topics, including the capacity of testators, the formalities required for valid wills, the construction of testamentary language, and the revocation of wills. It remains a significant historical contribution to the field of law.

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