Petitt v. Morton

I deemed it wise in this case, because it interested me, to write a concurring opinion to tbe opinion of tbe court written by Judge Sullivan, and concurred in by tbe entire court.

It seems that Morton Petitt, tbe plaintiff in this action, .was a nephew of Milton Morton, who died testate some time in tbe summer of 1905, leaving what purported to be a last will and testament, which was duly filed for probate, and "William C. Morton was the sole beneficiary under said will, except for an annuity to two of his sisters, I believe, and perhaps his aunt, and he was named as executor in the will. That…