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See Vaqkanot. rP. Implies a condition precedent, unless controlled by other words.8 A word of condition, or of conditional limitation.* To sell property " if it be thought best " means, if in the course of the administration of the estate it should be found necessary or advisable to take that course. 1° See Best. " If," m a judge's charge, may not save it from assuming the existence of a fact." See Condition; Provided; When. -IFF.

See Plaintiff; Sheriff. > Third Nat. Bank of St. Paul v. Stillwater Gas Co., 36 Minn. 78 (1886), cases: 26 Am. Law Reg. 253 (1887); ib. 256-60, cases; Fletcher v. Sharpe, 108 Ind. 279 (1886), cases: 26 Am. Law Eeg. 71; ib. 74-^2 (1887), cases; 25 Cent. Law J. 315-21 (1887), cases; 2 Harv. Law Eev. 28-39 (1888), cases. 2 2B1. Com. 405. ' Owings' Case, 1 Bland, Ch. 386 (Md., 1828). * Stewart!). Lispenard, 26 Wend. 314 (N. T., 1841); 1 Eedf. Wills, 59, 61,64. »1B1. Com. 303; 88111.502. • [Crosswell v. People, 13 Mich. 435 (1865), Cooley, J.; Chitty, Med. Jur. ' 1 Bl. Com. 30.3-4. See 4 Johns. Ch. 441; 3 Ired. Ch. 535; Eay, Med. Jur. Ins. 86, 743; 1 Whart. & St. Med. J. § 1; Taylor, Med. J. 789-91. 8Crabbe, E. P. §2152. » Sutton V. West, 77 N. C. 431 (1877); Owen v. Field, 102 Mass. 105 (1869); 18 N. J. L. 36.