Seaton v. Seaton

The issues in this case involve an alleged conflict in the' laws of Virginia and Florida.

The facts, briefly told, out of which the controversy arises are these: John E. Seaton who was domiciled and resided in Florida, died, leaving a widow, but no lineal descendants. He left a last will and testament by the terms of which he attempted to devolve real and personal estate located and situated in each of the states referred to.. The will was admitted to probaté in Florida and subsequently in Virginia where ancillary .administration was had. The executors named are the wife of the testator and…