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Iowa Code 559.8 - Declaration of common law

Iowa Code > Title XIV > Subtitle 2 > Chapter 559 > § 559.8. Declaration of common law


Current as of: 2009

This chapter shall be deemed declaratory of the common law of this state and it shall be liberally construed so as to effectuate the intent that all powers to appoint whatsoever shall be releasable.

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