Legal Opinion
Boyd v. Fanelli
Supreme Court of Virginia
Decided September 6, 1957No. Record 4680PublishedCited by 15 opinions
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtMiller, J.
The executors of the will of Mary B. Dibrell, who died April 11, 1955, brought suit for the purpose of having her will and a codicil thereto construed.
Testatrix had two brothers and three sisters, Samuel H. Boyd, a brother of the whole blood, and Robert R. Boyd, Bessie W. Boyd, Margaret P. Boyd and Sallie Boyd Hubbard, brother and sisters respectively of the half blood. When her will and codicil were executed, her brother and sisters of the half blood were living, but Samuel H. Boyd had died, leaving several children. Sallie Boyd Hubbard predeceased testatrix, and she also left several…
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