Thurston v. Ludwig

Isaac Ludwig died in February, 1906, leaving a written instrument which was afterwards probated as his last will and testament and in which he named as his executor the plaintiff in error, Azor Thurston. Mr. Thurston qualified as executor and served in that capacity for seven or eight years. During about seven years of this period litigation was pending which involved a contest of the will of Isaac Ludwig, deceased, the same being finally determined in the supreme court against the validity of the will. After this written instrument was held not to be the valid last will *487and testament of…