Mary Bridge Hospital, Inc. v. Van Vlack
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFinley, J.
This case presents a somewhat unusual factual situation.
In January, 1949, Dr. A. W. Bridge died in Tacoma, leaving an estate in excess of half a million dollars. The bulk of the estate, by the residuary clause of the will, was left to the Mary Bridge Hospital, a charitable corporation. By the preceding paragraphs, the testator left a number of small bequests, ranging in size from one thousand to five thousand dollars, to certain specified individuals. We are here particularly concerned with the second paragraph, the *918first dispositive clause of the will. This portion of the will read, in part,…
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