In re proving the last will & testament of Rosenthal

Fowler, S.

This particular probate proceeding presents an exceptional question. The testator is of course dead, or the proceeding would not lie. Testator’s signature is established. The two witnesses are dead and their signatures have been identified and sworn to in due form. This instrument propounded bears no clause of attestation. What is the legal presumption under the circumstances in a court of probate as to the regularity of execution, i. e., its compliance with the Statute of Wills ? Is there any? There seems to be no express adjudication in this state on this point. At least none has…