Legal Opinion
Richards v. Huff
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Decided December 2, 1930No. 19715PublishedCited by 13 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtReid, C. J.
C. Huff died in Stephens county, Okla., September 14, 1921, leaving his wife, Eva Huff, now Richards, and his mother, Rebecca Huff. Soon thereafter Mrs. Huff began proceedings in the county court of Tom Green county, Tex., at San Angelo, to probate a will alleged to have been made by Huff on or about October 25, 1918, at San Angelo. It was alleged that tbe will was accidentally destroyed by fire on or about July 20, 1919, while left by Huff in the possession of the attorney who prepared the will. Mrs. Richards objected to the probate of this purported will. The matter was heard in the county…
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