In Re Estate of Olson
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the CourtHale, J.
Ole Olson, a single man, on July 10, 1941 executed his will providing that after payment of debts, his niece, Pearl McBride, proponent herein, should be his sol-e legatee and devisee, and expressly making no provision for his nephew, Ray Seaman, “for reasons which I consider good and sufficient.” The will appointed Pearl McBride -executrix without bond, with an alternative nominee for executor if for any reason necessary. The will was duly signed with an attesting clause as follows:
“Be It Remembered That on this 10 day of July, 1941, the foregoing instrument was signed in our presence by Ole…
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