In re the Probate of the Will of Martin

Millard, S.

There has been offered for probate as the last will and testament of the above-named decedent a paper writing dated September 9, 1939. The propounded instrument was subscribed by the decedent, contains the usual form of attestation clause, and was signed by two witnesses. The body of such writing is typewritten and was proven to be a carbon copy. *114The proof established that at the time of the execution of the ribbon copy the testator destroyed it by tearing, it having been accidentally marred with ink during or just following such subscription by the decedent. It does not…