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Rich Man Of 81
Will Decide
Five words in a £568,000 will mean that 100
people are in doubt whether or not they will receive legacies totalling about £90,000.
The words are, "Failing appointment by my brother," contained in the will of 83-years-old jewel broker, Sir Arthur Levy.
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And they mean that Sir Arthur left the final decision as to the disposition of his property to his brother, Mr. Alexander Michael Levy, aged 81, or failing such decision, then he bequeathed the pro- perty to certain other people mentioned in the will.
Mr. A. M. Levy, like his brother, upen trust to my friend Fanny who died last November, is a Pellas for life." bachelor.
KNEW OF LEGACY
The words may bring to 40 The Secretary of M. J. Levy and friends, relatives, and employees of Nephews, precious stone and pearl Sir Arthur more than £60,000; to brokers, of Holborn-viaduct, in 40 miscellaneous charities about which Sir Arthur and Mr. A. M. £11,000; and to 25 hospitals about Levy were the partners, said that £20,000 between them, writes a "Fanny Pellas" is Mme. Fanny "Daily Mail" reporter.
Pellas, a lifelong friend of the two brothers, who lives in France.
The only substantial bequest which is not subject to Mr. A. M. Levy's "appointment" is £20,000
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"She knew all about the legacy," the Secretary said,
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THE OTHERS
Among those affected by the five word clause are:
£12,500 each, "and my interest in the offices in Holborn-viaduct, to my clerk, Herbert John Burridge and Guy Tooth." (Mr. Tooth, who is in the forties, is not disappoint- ed as he knew of the overriding clause. Mr. Burridge is dead).
$1,000 to Lord Southborough. £2,000 on trust to his steno- grapher, Ethel Brown.
£50 each to his hairdressers, W. G. Nives and Arthur Berger
£50 to his chiropodist, Joseph
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A model of the Cullinan Diamond to the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths.
25 each to the poor boxes of the Police Courts at Mansion House, Bow-street, Clerkenwell, Greenwich, Woolwich, Lambeth,
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