In Re Estate of Loomis
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtWiest, J.
Charles H. Loomis was an attorney at law, lived and had his office at 1118 Woodland avenue, in the city of Detroit. He was a bachelor, with relatives living in the east. In June, 1924, he executed his will. In July, 1932, he was suffering from a cancer and, as his estate had been greatly diminished by the depression, he altered his will by executing a codicil in which he divided the residue of his estate into eig'ht parts, and constituted Elmer F. Laramie a devisee of two parts, and named him as an additional trustee and executor, reciting that:
“The two parts of my estate devised to said…
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