12 Del. C. § 309
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§ Â 309. Application of intestacy laws to lands allotted after-born children.
Official statutory text
Lands and tenements allotted to after-born children under the foregoing provisions shall be subject to all the provisions of law respecting intestate estates, as fully in all respects, as if the deceased parent had died intestate leaving no other real estate and no other issue but the children to whom the same shall be allotted.
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