Legal Opinion
Stewart v. Borneman
California Court of Appeal
Decided November 14, 1939No. Civ. 11230PublishedCited by 10 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
STUBTEVANT, J. —
On August 4, 1938, in San Francisco, a man died leaving an olographic will in words and figures as follows:
“San Francisco January 3, 1938.
“I George Stewart want my wife Delia Stewart to have everything I own including the money in the San Francisco Bank.
“George Stewart”.
On August 31, 1938, Delia Stewart filed a petition asking that the will be admitted to probate and that, as surviving wife of the decedent, she be appointed administratrix. On September 27, 1938, Margaret Borneman filed a petition in which she alleged the true name of the decedent was George E. Borneman and…
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