Fisher v. Wagner
Court of Appeals of Maryland
■ Appeal from the Circuit Court of Baltimore City (Heuisderj J.).
1Opinion of the CourtBoyd, C. J.
Richard D. Fisher, in his own right, as executor of Robert A. Fisher and as administrator of the estate of Samuel W. Fisher filed a petition asking the Court to ascertain and declare the true meaning and effect of the will of Robert A. Fisher, and to guide and direct him in the administration and distribtion of the fund referred to in the petition. The questions-for our determination arise in this way: James I. Fisher, by his will, dated Movember 13th, 1866, and admitted to probate August 14th, 1877, directed that, after setting aside his wife’s dower and thirds, the residue of his estate…
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