Gurdy
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
On exceptions by appellant. Appeal from the decree of Judge of Probate, Knox County,, refusing “ to grant letters testamentary as on the last will and testament ” of Harrington Osgood, late of Rockland, deceased, to the Supreme Judicial Court, sitting as the Supreme Court of Probate. The appeal was duly entered in the Supreme Court of Probate, and the appellees appeared and “ moved to dismiss the appeal because of the insufficiency of the reasons of appeal.”
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On exceptions by appellant. Appeal from the decree of Judge of Probate, Knox County,, refusing “ to grant letters testamentary as on the last will and testament ” of Harrington Osgood, late of Rockland, deceased, to the Supreme Judicial Court, sitting as the Supreme Court of Probate. The appeal was duly entered in the Supreme Court of Probate, and the appellees appeared and “ moved to dismiss the appeal because of the insufficiency of the reasons of appeal.” The appellant then moved to amend his appeal. “The presiding Justice held as matter of law the reasons of appeal insufficient and…
1Opinion of the CourtPowers, J.
Exceptions to the ruling of the presiding justice denying an amendment to the following probate appeal and reasons of appeal and dismissing the appeal.
“Respectfully represents H. O. Gurdy, of Rockland, Knox County, Maine, that he is interested as executor and legatee, under will of deceased, in the estate of Harrington Osgood, late of Rockland, in said County of Knox, deceased, of which said Court has now jurisdiction, that he is aggrieved by your Honor’s decree made at a Probate Court, held at Rockland, in and for said County of Knox, on the fifteenth day of November, A. D. 1904, whereby you…
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