Morgan v. Dietrich

The question here is the right of the same parties as trustees and executors to caveat a rival later will.

The petition of Shirley C. Morgan and the Mercantile Trust Company of Baltimore alleges that Mary D. Walsh died July 30th, 1937, leaving a will and two codicils, admitted to probate by the Orphans’ Court of Harford County, whereby the petitioners were appointed executors of the estate, and trustees of the residuary estate for the use of the testatrix’ son, James Walsh, during his lifetime with remainders set forth in the will and second codicil. After the death of Mary D. Walsh, Frank B.…