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A quick definition of legal jointure:

Legal Jointure: This is a legal term that refers to a type of property arrangement between a husband and wife. It is a way of ensuring that the wife will be provided for in the event of her husband's death. Essentially, the husband agrees to transfer certain property to his wife upon his death, which will then become her property. This is done through a legal agreement called a jointure. It is important to note that this type of arrangement is not commonly used today, as there are other ways to ensure that a spouse is provided for after death.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Legal jointure refers to a type of settlement made by a husband for his wife, in which she is entitled to receive a specific property or income after his death. This is a legal agreement that ensures the wife's financial security after her husband's death.

For example, if a husband owns a property, he can make a legal jointure agreement with his wife, stating that after his death, she will have the right to live in that property or receive income from it. This ensures that the wife is financially secure even after her husband's death.

Another example could be a husband who has a large sum of money in his bank account. He can make a legal jointure agreement with his wife, stating that after his death, she will receive a certain amount of money from his account every month. This ensures that the wife has a steady income even after her husband's death.

These examples illustrate how legal jointure works and how it can provide financial security for a wife after her husband's death.

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