Succession of Morere

ON REHEARING.

To the previously expressed opinion in this case that “where a person named in a paper purporting to be a last will and testament as executor, presents such paper to a Court for probate, and it is probated; but the paper is subsequently held to be an absolute nullity as a will because of the notorious habitual insanity of the person executing it, and it is shown that the person who presented it for probate and who qualified as the executor, was fully aware of the habitual insanity of the testator at the time the paper was executed, but who withheld such information from the…