Barringer v. Gunderson

OPINION

By the Court,

Badt, J.:

These three appeals, which, although they have some points of law in common, for the most part raise different questions of law, were for convenience consolidated for argument. They were separately and elaborately briefed and separate counsel appeared for the respective appellants, and respondents.

The history of this matter appears in the case of Gunderson v. Barringer, 76 Nev. 133, 350 P.2d 397. It appears therefrom that after the will of Carl Ray, deceased, was admitted to probate, Barringer filed a petition in the estate proceedings claiming one third of the…