Legal Opinion

Sealy v. Laurens

Court of Chancery of South Carolina

Decided December 15, 1787Published

1Opinion of the Court

The hill was filed in this case to recover an estate to which the complainant’s testator was alleged to be enti-tied, under the will of Ms father Elias Ball. The testator by his last will, executed on the 18th August, 1757, after directing the payment of debts, bequeathed the remainder of his estate, real aiid personal, to he equally divided among Ms four children, William, Ann, Helena, and Samuel: And in cáse Ms son William or any of his other children happened to die, he oi’dained and willed the remaining parts of his or their interests to be equally divided amongst his surviving heir or…

2Cases cited1 opinion

  1. Elliott v. BoedeckerIndiana Superior Court · 1872

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