In re of Proving the Last Will & Testament of Dayger

Tennant, S.

The will in question was written on one side of four sheets of note paper, fastened together with mucilage, so as to make a strip of paper twenty-eight inches long and five inches wide. It commenced at the top of this strip of paper so fastened together, and was written continuously down to within two ruled lines or seven-eighths of an inch of the bottom, where the testator signed his name. There was not sufficient room immediately below the testator’s signature on the same page to write the attestation clause and for the witnesses to subscribe their names thereto. The attestation…