Looney v. Looney

Pretermitting any decision upon the question as to whether or not, under the Code, § 113-611, in propounding for probate an alleged copy of a will claimed to have been lost or destroyed after the death of the testator, it is necessary not only to produce but to prove its execution by all three of the alleged subscribing witnesses who may be in life and available, or whether the same rule would apply as to the probate in solemn form of an existing will (see, in this connection as relating to a lost will, Kitchens v. Kitchens, 39 Ga. 168, 99 Am. D. 453; Mosely v. Carr, 70 Ga. 333; Scott v.…