Snidow v. First National Bank
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtSpratley, J.
R. M. Alvis, seventy-nine years of age, a citizen and resident of Giles county, died in that county in September, 1938. He was a bachelor and left surviving him, as his sole heir-at-law, a niece. In 1931, he executed a will, in which he named the First National Bank of Narrows as executor. The will was probated but was subsequently annulled and set aside in a court proceeding for that purpose, as being violative of the rule against perpetuities. Thereafter, the First National Bank of Narrows qualified as administrator of his estate.
Alvis lived about one-half mile from the home of E. E.…
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