Smith v. Smith
Supreme Court of Georgia
Year’s support. Before Judge Hart. Jones superior court. September 3, 1901.
1Opinion of the CourtFish, J.
The points presented for adjudication by the record in this case are those referred to in the headnotes.
1. The first question is, if the estate of a decedent is solvent and exceeds in value the sum of five hundred dollars, is his widow, as a matter of right, absolutely entitled to a year’s support of at least that amount in value from the estate ? "Under the provisions of the Civil Code, § 3465, this question, in our opinion, must be answered in the negative. That section declares: “ The provision set apart for the family shall in no event be less than the sunr of one hundred dollars ; and if…
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