Laurain v. Ernst

Plaintiff’s bill, on separate motion made by each defendant, was dismissed. He has appealed. The chief infirmity urged is multifariousness.

John B. Laurain made a will, quoted in part:

“Second: I give to my daughter, Anna Ernst, * * * (described land).

“Third: I give to my son, George J. Laurain, all the rest, residue and remainder of my estate of whatever kind wherever situated. * * * (

“Fourth: I hereby name and appoint my son, George J. Laurain, to be the executor of this will.” * * *

Later testator sold and conveyed all his land except a small parcel, for $30,000, $5,000 cash, remainder…