heir·ship (âr sh p )n. 1. The condition of being an heir. 2. Right to inheritance; heirdom. |
heirship
the state or condition of an heir; the right to inherit property; heirdom.
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heirship the state or condition of an heir; the right to inherit property; heirdom. See also: Property and Ownership |
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After this the family interest merely rested on heirship of the estate. |
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