Yung v. Peloquin
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Robson
Plaintiff, Henry L. Yung, filed a complaint contesting a portion of the last will and testament of Cora M. Drapier, deceased, and asking .for a construction of her will that would designate him the sole .devisee under the residuary clause of the will. Pierre J. Peloquin, executor under the will, and the sole residuary devisee under the will as finally probated, filed a written motion to dismiss the complaint. The court sustained his motion and dismissed the complaint for want of equity. Plaintiff appealed.
The principal issue raised on the appeal is whether plaintiff was an “interested person”…
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