Legal Opinion
Delevan v. Thom
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided December 14, 1951No. 4755PublishedCited by 6 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
WALKER, Justice.
This suit involves the construction of the will of George H. Delevan, and a determination as to whether Mr. Delevan’s wid ow, namely, Cathryn L. Delevan, shall accept or renounce the will.
The parties seem to be in agreement as to the facts of the case. From the stipulation filed as a statement of facts and from admissions in the parties’ pleadings and briefs, we conclude that the facts may be stated as follows:
George H. Delevan and Cathryn L. Dele-van were husband and wife. George H. Delevan died on March 10, 19S0, leaving a will which was dated October 11, 1949, five months…
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