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MATCHING: -The Passage of an Intestate Decedent's Property to the State

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MATCHING:
-The passage of an intestate decedent's property to the state when there are no surviving blood relatives or a spouse


A) succession
B) testacy
C) statutory will
D) legacy and bequest
E) escheat
F) nuncupative will
G) holographic will
H) living will
I) affinity
J) consanguinity

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