Match each numbered entry with the most relevant lettered entry below.
A. special guardian
B. relationship by blood
C. the marriage of a man with his widowed daughter in law
D. sanity before returning to insanity
E. legal obstacle
F. valid unless declared invalid
G. declaration that a marriage never existed
H. approval of something after it occurred
I. presumption of death
J. die without a valid will
A. GAL
B. consanguinity
C. affinity
D. lucid interval
E. impediment
F. voidable
G. annulment
H. ratification
I. Enoch Arden
J. intestate
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A) Bankruptcy freelancers B) Bankruptcy trustees C) Bankruptcy petition preparers D) Bankruptcy soothsayers
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A. Alienation B. Encumbrance C. Covenant D. Severance
The circumstances of each case will determine which counteranalysis technique(s) to use.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)