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What is the difference between a state and a estate?

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Answered by aditya95250

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Thus both a state and estate may sound similar both there is a vast difference between the two. State is used to describe an organized structure governed by rules, whereas an estate is used in legal sense to denote the total belongings of a person

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Thus both a state and estate may sound similar both there is a vast difference between the two. State is used to describe an organized structure governed by rules, whereas an estate is used in legal sense to denote the total belongings of a person

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