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An estate in legal terminology is a person's property.  
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'''Estate''', in [[law|legal]] terminology, is a person's property.  
  
 
In more common usage, an estate is a large piece of land that is well-decorated and usually owned by a wealthy person.
 
In more common usage, an estate is a large piece of land that is well-decorated and usually owned by a wealthy person.
 
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Revision as of 22:13, September 7, 2007

Estate, in legal terminology, is a person's property.

In more common usage, an estate is a large piece of land that is well-decorated and usually owned by a wealthy person.