Aquilini v. Chamblin

In a will contest judgment went against the contestants. They seek a reversal of the judgment.

On November 13, 1929, Joe Aquilini, a resident of Pueblo, made a will in which Clifton Chamblin, the defendant in error, was named as sole legatee and executor. On December 12, 1929, the testator died, possessed of a sum of money. Chamblin presented the will to the Pueblo county court for probate, his petition stating that the testator left no heirs “as your petitioner is advised.” Notice to unknown heirs was published, and on January 20, 1930, the will was admitted to probate. Chamblin qualified as…