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OUJI-CIV No. 5.12

MORTALITY TABLES --- EXPLANATION

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MORTALITY TABLES --- EXPLANATION

According to life expectancy tables [(admitted in evidence)/(it is agreed

that)] the life expectancy of a [male/fe male] person of the age of ______ years is

______ years. This figure is not conclusive. It is the average life expectancy of

persons who have reached that age. This figure may be considered by you in

connection with other evidence relati ng to the probable life expectancy of

[Plaintiff/Decedent)], including evidence of [his/her] occupation, health, habits and

other activities.

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