Roebken v. Carbys

The evidence in this case.required a printed case of five hundred thirty-seven pages and an original record of nearly one-thousand three hundred pages, and from this *219some idea may be had of the difficulty of stating the facts with the proper degree of accuracy and still keeping the opinion within useful length.

The decedent, William J. Roebken, died November 12, 1907, leaving a last will and testament. He left surviving him Ida Roebken, his widow, whom he named as coexecutor and who, except for certain legacies to be paid out of the rents and profits of the estate, was to have the entire…