In RE LAVELLE'S ESTATE. IMMERCHAL v. First SEC. Bank

CROCKETT, Justice.

Mrs. Lucille Lavelle, a widow having no children, died leaving three testamentary instruments, each of which revokes any former wills. The proponents of each contest the validity of the others.

The first of these wills, made April 28, 1944, left the decedent’s property to her husband, John T. Lavelle, and her half-sister, Kathleen Miller. Thereafter her husband died, and according to the will provisions the entire estate would have gone to Mrs. Miller.

Mrs. Lavelle’s second will was signed July 28, 1948, leaving her home and furniture, the greater part of her estate, to a…