Loring v. Craft
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Ohio Circuit Court.
1Per curiam
Bradley B. Loring made his last will, dis
posing of all of his property, and died. He left a widow, who, with others, was a devisee in the will. The widow took the provision made for her in the will; and she now sues the executor for the sum of $300, which she claims is vested in her by statute, over and above the provision made for her in the will. 1 R. S., § 21, p. 251.
With some hesitation, we have concluded she is entitled to recover. Cheek v. Wilson, 7 Ind. 354; 8 id. 71; 1 R. S., § 41, p. 255. See Collier v. Collier, 3 Ohio St. Rep. 369.
The judgment is reversed, with costs. Cause…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Cheek v. WilsonIndiana Supreme Court · 1855
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