devisee
英：[ˌdevɪ'zi:] 美： [ˌdevɪ'zi]
devisee 基本解释
n.接受遗赠者；
英英释义
devisee[ ,devi'zi:, divai'zi: ]
n.someone to whom property (especially realty) is devised by will
devisee 相关例句
权威例句
Attorney as devisee may suggest undue influenceThe Heir and Devisee Commission of Upper Canada, 1797–1805Calcul d'information pour lunette devisee de fusilRights of Bona Fide Purchaser from Apparent Devisee or DistributeeFrom settler to land owner : the First Heir & Devisee Commission for the Johnstown District, 1800-1803Revocation of Devise of Realty by Subsequent Sale. Right of Devisee in Unpaid Purchase MoneyWittness - Parties of Record - Competency of a Legatee, Devisee, Heir or Distributee to Testify in His Own BehalfFiduciary Administration: Fraud in Securing Probate: Constructive Trust Imposed on DeviseeFrom settler to land owner : the First Heir & Devisee Commissions for the Districts of Home, 1802-1804, Newcastle, 1803, Niagara, 17...Decedents' Estates: Personalty Insufficient to Pay Debts: Heir or Devisee Entitled to Rent from Land until Sold to Pay Debts
