Bane v. Adair
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeals from a decree of the Circuit Court of Giles county. Decree for the complainants. Separate appeals were taken by two of the defendants.
1Opinion of the CourtHarrison, J.
These two appeals are from the same decree and have been heard together in this court upon one record which is common to each. The first case involvés the proper interpretation of the will of A. J. Bane, deceased, and the second, whether or not certain partnership property bequeathed by the testator should pass through the hands of his administrator or be paid directly by the surviving partner to those entitled thereto.
A. J. Bane, a citizen of Giles county, died in November, 1911, possessed, in his own right, of a large amount of real and personal property, and owning also, in common with one…
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