Morris v. Bullock

Russell, Chief Justice.

Counsel for the plaintiffs in error in their brief argue and insist only on two propositions: (1) That the alteration made in the alleged will was so material as to create a presumption of an intention on the part of the testatrix to revoke the same entirely; and that, no evidence having been introduced by the propounders to show a contrary intention, this presumption of intention was not rebutted. (2) That since the alteration and consequent revocation appeared on the face of the instrument, the court erred in allowing it in evidence. After discussing these questions…