Supreme Court of Georgia January 31, 1908 (Franklin v. Belt)

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United States · · · 31-01-1908

Lumpkin, J.

(After stating the foregoing facts.)

A will was propounded for probate. A caveat was interposed. On demurrer the- grounds of the caveat were stricken, and after the introduction of evidence a verdict and judgment were had admitting the will to probate. The caveatrix (the minor child of the testatrix) excepted.

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