Harris v. Camp

1. Upon the trial of an issue made upon an application for probate of a copy of an alleged lost or destroyed will, the court did not err in instructing the jury that “It is not necessary that all the subscribing witnesses shall testify to the contents of the paper, but this fact may be established by any credible testimony, whether it be the evidence of a single subscribing witness or of any other witness.” Civil Code, § 3863; Kitchens v. Kitchens, 39 Ga. 168 (2), 172 (99 Am. D. 453); Moseley v. Carr, 70 Ga. 333. See also Burge v. Hamilton, 72 Ga. 624; Gillis v. Gillis, 96 Ga. 1, 17 (23 S. E.…