legatary (Meaning)
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legatary (n.)
A legatee.
Synonyms & Antonyms of legatary
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legatary Sentence Examples
- As a legatary, she inherited the family's collection of antique furniture.
- The legatary was notified of their inheritance through a formal legal document.
- Under the terms of the will, the legatary received a significant portion of the estate's assets.
- The legatary was initially unaware of their status as a beneficiary until after the will was read.
- Some legatees may choose to sell or liquidate the assets they inherit, such as real estate or stocks.
- Contesting a will can be a complex and time-consuming process for legatees who believe they were unfairly treated.
- The lawyer explained to the legatary their rights and responsibilities as an heir to the estate.
- As the sole legatary, she was entitled to all of the property and possessions left by the deceased.
- Some legatees may choose to establish a trust to manage and distribute the inherited assets over time.
- The legatary was grateful for the inheritance and vowed to honor the memory of the person who left it to them.
FAQs About the word legatary
A legatee.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
As a legatary, she inherited the family's collection of antique furniture.
The legatary was notified of their inheritance through a formal legal document.
Under the terms of the will, the legatary received a significant portion of the estate's assets.
The legatary was initially unaware of their status as a beneficiary until after the will was read.
