Martin v. the Munroe Chambliss Nat. Bank of Ocala
Supreme Court of Florida
1Per curiam
— In January, 1934, Sam. H. Martin, of Ocala, Florida, executed his Last Will and Testament in which he named appellee, Munroe & Chambliss National Bank, as his executor. He bequeathed $1,000.00 in cash to each of his' three sisters, Mary McClanahan, Clara Martin, and Stella Haas, and to his niece, Aliene Martin, he gave $500.00. To his sister, Jane Close, he bequeathed his automobile and directed his executor to pay her the income from the remainder of his estate so long as she lived.
After making these bequests' the Will contained the following provision to dispose of the residuary estate;…
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