Churchill v. Neal

1. If a married woman executed a will by which she devised certain land and personalty to her husband and other lands to relatives of hers, and if subsequently her husband, by fraudulent representations as to the conduct of her relatives, procured her to make another will in which no legacies at all were left to some of such relatives, and the bulk of the estate was devised to the husband, one of the legatees in the original will, who contended that it had never been lawfully revoked, and who was omitted from the second will as a legatee, could interpose a caveat to the probate in solemn form…