Nolan's Executors v. Nolan
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Judge Dietzman
Reversing in part and affirming in part.
■0. F. O. Nolan died in December, 1923, the owner of a large estate consisting of both realty and personalty.. He had had ten children. Five of these survived him.. All five who had died prior to his death had left children,, so that five different sets of grandchildren also survived him. By his will he distributed a large part of his estate among his surviving children and grandchildren though in unequal amounts, but he left a very large part of his-estate, both real and personal, undevised.
In May 1924, three of…
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