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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 28 March 2017
1 Sec. 567.8, Code, 1962, 1966, was quoted by the court as providing: “ (1) The right of aliens not residing within the United States or its territories … to take personal property in this state by succession or testamentary disposition, upon the same terms and conditions as residents and citizens of the United States is dependent in each case upon the existence of a reciprocal right upon the part of citizens of the United States to take personal property upon the same terms and conditions as residents and citizens of the respective countries of which such aliens are residents. (2) The burden shall be upon such non-resident aliens to establish the fact of existence of the reciprocal right set forth in subsection 1.” 159 N.W. 2d 441 at 442-443.
2 E.g., In re Estate of Larkin, 52 Calif. Reporter 441, 416 Pac. 2d 473 (Sup. Ct. Calif., 1966); In re Estate of Chichernea, 57 Calif. Reporter 135, 424 Pac. 2d 687 (Sup. Ct. Calif., 1967), 61 A.J.I.L. 1067 (1967).