remarriage table

remarriage table
A table of chances of remarriage of a surviving spouse, taking into account such a known factor as age, usable particularly in calculating the value of a life estate terminable upon remarriage. Re Keenan's Estate, 302 NY 417, 99 NE2d 219, 25 ALR2d 1459.

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