Seeds v. Seeds

In this case we are not troubled by disputed issues of fact. The demurrer to the petition admits its well-pleaded allegations. The alleged will of Estella Seeds must therefore be, for the purposes of the discussion, admitted to be a forgery and a nullity, unless validity and potency have been given to it by its fraudulent probate and the other probate proceedings of equally fraudulent nature whereby the legal title to the property was lodged in James W. Seeds, the party who conceived and executed the fraud. The difficulties of the case are greatly reduced by the fact that the property has not…