In Re Will of Hough

BEAN, J. —

The appeal involves the question of the force of the findings of facts made by the Circuit Court to the purport that the testator Alfred Hough was competent to make the will and the decree nam ing the instrument as the “last will and testament of Alfred Hough, deceased,” or, in short, did the executrix have the right to defend the will by taking the appeals.

The will being declared the last will and testament of Alfred Hough, deceased, all of its valid provisions should be executed.

Section 1143, Or. L., provides that when a will has been admitted to probate, any person interested…