Widmer v. Widmer

David Newbern, Justice.

Walter Widmer died testate, leaving 4216% of his estate to his son, Raymond F. Widmer, who was named executor. He also left 4216% of the estate to another son, Carl Widmer, who is the appellant. The remaining 15% of the estate was left to the children of Raymond F. Widmer. This appeal is from orders of the court surrounding the disposition of a parcel of land which was property of the estate. Carl Widmer contends that Raymond F. Widmer was obliged to allow him a right of first refusal to purchase the land as part of the obligation of an executor, who is also a devisee,…