In Re Estate of Moro

This is an appeal from an order admitting a purported will to probate as the will of de ceased, and denying the petition of appellant for letters of administration. The sole contention of appellant is that the purported will was not executed in the manner required by law.

The only alleged defect in the matter of execution is that the signatures of the two attesting witnesses are not “at the end of the will” as required by subdivision 4, section 1276 of the Civil Code. The purported will was typewritten on three separate sheets of paper approximately eight and one-half inches wide by thirteen…