Hubbard v. Wiggins
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1DissentEbviN, J.
While sbe dwelt among tbe living, tbe testatrix purchased three United States Savings Bonds, Series D, of tbe value of $100.00 each, which were payable to herself or ber nephew Sam Hubbard, and six United States Savings Bonds, Series D, of tbe value of $1,000.00 each, which were payable to herself alone. Sbe placed tbe three $100.00 bonds in an unmarked envelope. Sbe put tbe six $1,000.00 bonds in another envelope bearing ber name and the notation “personal account.”
Tbe testatrix bad tbe legal power to dispose of tbe six $1,000.00 bonds by will. It was otherwise with respect to tbe three…
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- Elmore v. AustinSupreme Court of North Carolina · 1950
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