In re the Last Will of Langevin
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Certiorari, to review an order of the probate court of Eamsey county, overruling and striking from the files the objections interposed by the relator, Charles W. Youngman, to the allowance of an instrument offered for probate as the last will of Edward Langevin.
1Opinion of the Court
Gileillan, C. J.1
In September, 1890, Edward Langevin died seised of a large amount of real estate in the county of Eamsey, and *430leaving a son, George W. Langevin. In April, 1889, and also in September, 1889, G. W. Youngman recovered judgments against the son in the district court of said county, which were docketed at the times of rendition so as to become liens on all the real estate the son might have or thereafter acquire in the county. In October, 1890, the widow of Edward filed in the probate court of said county what purported to be the last will and testament of Edward, which devised…
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