residuum of the residuum

residuum of the residuum
That which remains of a testator's estate after the payment of a specifically devised portion of the residuary estate. "While strictly speaking, the phrase may imply a contradiction, it expresses what was intended by" all the rest and residue of my said residuary estate not herein otherwise disposed of." United States Trust Co. v Black, 9 Misc 653, 655, 30 NYS 453.

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  • residuum rule — The principle that, even though an administrative agency is not bound by the rules of evidence binding upon a court, and even though the agency may in its discretion accept any evidence that is offered, still in the end there must be a residuum… …   Ballentine's law dictionary

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  • residuum — The part which is left. Something left over. Buffington v Mason, 327 Mass 195, 97 NE2d 538, 37 ALR2d 1. See residuary estate …   Ballentine's law dictionary

  • residuum rule — While a decision of an administrative board may be based partly on hearsay evidence introduced at the hearing, it will be upheld on judicial review only if there is a residuum of competent evidence on which it is founded. The residuum rule has… …   Black's law dictionary

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