American Law Reports Annotated, Volume 94Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Company, 1935 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... testator's deceased wife , and who are not heirs of the testator , were not so closely related to him as the chil- dren of his deceased brother Charles or his brother Henry , all of whom were the testator's heirs . That the testator ...
... testator's deceased wife , and who are not heirs of the testator , were not so closely related to him as the chil- dren of his deceased brother Charles or his brother Henry , all of whom were the testator's heirs . That the testator ...
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... testator's family , and the amount , character , and productivity of his property . Schowalter v . Schowalter ( 1930 ) 221 Ala . 364 , 128 So. 458 . Evidence is admissible to show the character of property owned by the testator at the ...
... testator's family , and the amount , character , and productivity of his property . Schowalter v . Schowalter ( 1930 ) 221 Ala . 364 , 128 So. 458 . Evidence is admissible to show the character of property owned by the testator at the ...
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... testator's estate , made specific dispo- sition of only one half thereof , and made no disposition of the other half , testimony of the scrivener was held inadmissible to show that by mistake or inadvertence on his own part he failed to ...
... testator's estate , made specific dispo- sition of only one half thereof , and made no disposition of the other half , testimony of the scrivener was held inadmissible to show that by mistake or inadvertence on his own part he failed to ...
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