Woofter v. Matz

MilleR, Judge:

The conclusion we hare reached on one of the numerous questions argued and presented, in the elaborate briefs of counsel, is comprehensive of all and the only question fairly arising on the record.

That question is, Has a court of equity in this State general jurisdiction, or jurisdiction given by statute, to set aside a will and the probate thereof, for alleged fraud in the procurement thereof, of one domiciled in another state, duly probated there, and subsequently duly admitted to probate in this State on an exemplified copy of the record and judgment of the court of probate…