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3~ In a wider sense, the term "estate" denotes a man's whole:financial status or condition,-the aggregate of his interests and concerns, so far as regards his situation with - reference to wealth or' its objects, in duding debts and obligations, as well as po e ions and right& Here not only property, but indebtedne , is part of the idea. The estate does not consist of the a ets only. If it did, 11ueh expre ions as "insolvent estate" would be misnomers. Debta and a ets, taken to,ether, constitute the -estate. It la onq bf reprd1nc the demands against the [s. 446]