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heir presumptive
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heir presumptive
Property law a person who expects to succeed to an estate but whose right may be defeated by the birth of one nearer in blood to the ancestor


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That was Lou Andreozzi, the heir-presumptive to Charles Morgan's job as CEO of Acxiom if ValueAct Capital Partners succeeds in buying the company.
The end is near by Moritz, Gwen / Arkansas Business
He has been heir-presumptive long enough and now could be his last chance before credible rivals emerge.
HUNT ON TO FIND DONALD A DEPUTY; Troubled Dewar needs a Labour ... by Brown, Tom / Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
No politician has sacrificed more for the cause, but the longer Dewar holds office, the less likely it is that current heir-presumptive McLeish will get the job next.
Bombshell as Donald vows to do the double by Brown, Tom / Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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