Renn v. Williams
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtDeviN, J.
The will of the decedent, which was duly admitted to probate 11 June, 1945, contained the following pertinent provisions:
“1. To Bennie Corbitt Hall one hundred acres of land where he now lives. . . .
“3. To Rudolph Renn I give the rest of my real and personal property at the death of my three sisters. My sisters to have full possession till their death.”
One of the sisters of the testatrix died intestate and without issue, and the two surviving have been adjudged incompetent and are represented by their general guardian.
Rudolph Renn died intestate and without issue in 1950 leaving the named…
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