decedent

"He was told by several people the decedent had a knife.

Document when, where, how and by whom decedent was last known to be alive.

For example, where the decedent has both male and female children, a son's share is double that of a daughter's.

It was home to the decedents of the Wight family until 1956.

"When was the last time you saw the decedent?"

Photograph the body and immediate scene (including the decedent as initially found).

Its unique southern like culture is created by the large amount of Appalachian decedents.

Ahab's decedents were said to have been punished for four generations.

Photograph the decedent with and without measurements (as appropriate).

Photographs were taken of the decedent and of the surrounding area.

The decedent must have made a clear declaration prior to death to be an organ donor.

That can vary depending on disease, age, and weight of the decedent, but it's a round number.

Hence, there is a legal share for relatives of the decedent in his estate and property.

For example, the share of the mother and father of a childless decedent.

Similar provisions prevented a decedent with living parents from disinheriting them.

On the day Decedent dies, the fair market value of the home is $200,000.

Policy: The investigator shall obtain social history information from sources familiar with the decedent.

How on earth can you say for sure that any particular action is "piling cost and hardship onto our decedents".

It was found in the clothing of the decedent."

An annuity is considered "income in respect of a decedent" and does not get a new tax basis at death.

"He wanted to know the correct way to refer to a dead person," she said, and told her answer: "Decedent or deceased would be right."

However, certain alternative basis may be used at the election of the estate of the decedent.

In some cases, the investigator should employ more than one method to confirm the identity of decedents.

She is shown to have had a motive strong enough to impel her to murder the decedent.

With a name stamped on it that oddly enough was not the name of the decedent.