Walter v. Walter
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtCox, J.
These are two appeals by Susan Walter (1) from a decree of the Probate Court allowing the will of Alice V. M. Judd, late of Boston, by the terms of which decree, however, the first and second “bequests” therein contained were disallowed, and (2) from the denial of her motion for additional findings of fact. The decree allowing the will recites, among other things, that it “appears that the first and second bequests in said instrument were revoked by obliteration by the testatrix after execution of *290said instrument, that said bequests were so erased and marked out by the testatrix as not to be…
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