Phoenix Title & Trust Co. v. King
Arizona Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtLockwood, C. J.
— This is an action brought by Ella Isley King, plaintiff, to require Berlie I. Hobart, defendant, to account to the estate of Will P. Isley, deceased, for the sum of $5,000. The material facts necessary to a disposition of the case are not seriously in conflict and may be stated as follows:
Will P. Isley died June 6, 1939, leaving a holographic will dated June 30, 1934, which provided for a number of specific legacies, and then concluded as follows:
“to Berlie I. Robarts my oldest girle by Willie Jones Isley — I make my legal administrator with out Bond I give her all rites to all my Personal…
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