Price v. Brown

The Subrogate.

The instrument propounded for probate is dated, and purports on its face to have been exe*292cuted, the sixth day of May, 1828, and the validity of its execution must he determined under the provisions of the statute then existing, and will not he impaired hy the changes made in the law hy the ¡Revised Statutes. (2 S. S., 3d ed., jp. 133, § 92.) It consists of a printed blank filled in writing, as to those parts which were left open for the name of the testatrix, "and her particular testamentary provisions. The attestation clause is also printed, with blanks filled in writing with…