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MYSTIC

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In a secret manner; concealed; as mystic testament, for a secret testament. … [Read more...]

MUTUAL ASSENT

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The meeting of the minds of both or ail the parties to a contract; the fact that each agrees to all the terms and conditions in the same sense and with the same meaning as the others. … [Read more...]

MYSTIC TESTAMENT

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In the law of Louisiana, a closed or sealed will, required by statute to be executed in a particular manner and to be signed (on the outside of the paper or of the envelope containing it) by a notary and seven witnesses as well as the testator. See Civ. Code La. art 1584. … [Read more...]

MUTUAL FUND

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A fund which consists of the pooled contributions of investors into a fund which is invested. … [Read more...]

MYSTIC WILL

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A will that was created and drafted in secret, signed, sealed and witnessed. … [Read more...]

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