Beck v. Dickinson, Exr.

This was an action brought in the trial court by Albert H. Dickinson, executor of the last will and testament of John Jordan, deceased, to construe items 4 and 5 of his will. The court found that the appellants Dewey D. Porter and Dora E. Beck take nothing by said will and rendered judgment accordingly. Each appellant filed a separate motion for a new trial, identical in legal effect, each of which was overruled. This appeal was then prayed and perfected. The error assigned and relied upon for reversal is the ruling of the court upon each of said motions. The causes or grounds of each motion…