Reil v. Wempe
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Baltimore City (Durey, J.). Bill by Bobert H. Wempe and others agaiust Margaret Beil aud others. From a decree for plaintiffs, defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtUrner, J.
In September, 1922, George H. Wempe, a resident of Baltimore, learned that he had pulmonary tuberculosis, and that, if he remained in the city, he would probably live only six or eight months. To his physician, Dr. George J. Heck, from whom he obtained that information, he said that he wanted to know whether he could live or not, because he wished “to fix matters” so that the Reil family who “nursed him and took care of him” should receive his property, and that he did not want to have it go to “his people.” Mr. Wempe, who was a bachelor about fifty-seven years of age, was then living' as a…
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