
King v Williams
1929 · (1920–36) ALR SL 171
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- Facts
- King v Williams is one of the Sierra Leone applications of Wild's Case, with May v Williams, Sawyer v Rose, the two George v George reports, Harris v Nicol and Harding v Harris.
- Issue
- How does a Sierra Leone court read a gift to a person and his children?
- Held
- The case applies Wild's Case. The result turns on whether the devisee had children when the will was made.
- Principle
- Wild's Case is received law in Sierra Leone and has been applied to local wills.
- Why it matters
- Wild's Case is received law in Sierra Leone. The African Law Reports are the source for what each will said.
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