Schroder v. Antipas
Supreme Court of South Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
StukES, Justice.
Jacob H. Schroder, a childless comer grocer at Charleston, prepared and executed his will dated May 17, 1916. He died August 2, 1920, and the will was probated August 7, 1920, and appellant, his widow, qualified as executrix. Recently she bargained to sell a parcel of the devised real estate to the respondent, Gus Antipas, who questioned her ability to convey the fee-simple title and this action for specific performance ensued. The questioned terms of the will follow (original spelling and punctuation preserved) : “I give devise and bequeath my entire estate real and personal…
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