Trustees of the University of Georgia v. Denmark
Supreme Court of Georgia
Equitable petition. Before Judge Charlton. Chatham superior court. August '26, 1912.
1Opinion of the CourtHill, J.
Brantley Astor Denmark died in 1901, testate, leaving his widow, the complainant in the court below, the defendant in error here, and one son, as his heirs at law. The will, together with two codicils, was probated on June 21, 1901, and Mrs. Anna R. S. Denmark, the widow, and the son, Thomas Norwood Denmark, and E. T. Comer qualified as the executors of the will. The son died, unmarried and without child, in 1906. Mr.-Comer resigned as coexecutor. The Citizens and Southern Bank and George C. Freeman qualified as executors in their stead; and they, with the complainant, now constitute the…
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