Scholl v. Scholl

The principal relief sought in this case is the avoidance of the order of probate entered by the probate court of Richland county. If the order of probate is valid, then all subsequent proceedings are likewise valid, because there was no contest of the will within the time limited by statute. The plaintiff can only prevail if the pro bate court lacked jurisdiction to enter the order and tbe order was therefore absolutely void. The case must be determined upon the application of Sections 10507 and 10541, General Code. Section 10507 provides: “No will shall be admitted to probate without notice…