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Appendix: English statutes serving as a basis of the laws of wills in the United States, and also the statutes of I Victoria, p. 233-247.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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"The present volume contains the substance of my two former treatises on 'Wills' and 'Executors and administrators'."

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Includes index.

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A companion book to Gardner on Wills (2nd ed).

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The material and arrangement of the fourth volume of John C. Gray's Select cases and other authorities on the law of property have been freely used by the editor. cf. Pref.

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The ethics of creating ‘saviour siblings’ for the benefit of another has received much attention, but little consideration has been given to the legal position of those saviours born who may be asked to provide tissue for transplantation to another during childhood. This article examines the ethical issues surrounding minor donation as well as the existing legal framework in the UK and Australia that regulates minors providing tissue for the benefit of another. Against this background the position of minor saviours, who are called upon to donate bone marrow or peripheral blood stem cells, is examined. This analysis suggests that the law does not provide sufficient protection for minor saviours who are called upon to donate to another. It is argued that specific ethical obligations are owed to saviours—that ought to be reflected in the law—in order to protect them from exploitation while they remain minors.