Hogan v. Vinje
Supreme Court of Minnesota
The probate court for Polk county having made an order admitting to probate the last will of Alexander Moore, deceased, plaintiff, contestant, appealed to the district court for said county. From an order, Searle and Baxter, JJ., affirming the order of the probate court, plaintiff appealed to the supreme court.
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
Tbe facts in this case are as follows: Alexander Moore made and executed in his lifetime his last will and testament, subsequent to which he died, and the will was duly submitted to the proper probate court for allowance and probate. At the hearing-before the probate court certain heirs of the deceased appeared and contested the allowance of the will on various grounds, all of which were abandoned on the subsequent trial in. the district court save two, viz.: (1) That the will proposed for probate and allowance was subsequent to its execution revoked by the testator by a subsequent will duly…
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