Taylor v. Taylor

BRITT, Justice.

Defendants raised the issue in the Court of Appeals, as they have before this court, that the trial court erred in denying their motion to dismiss. The crux of defendants’ argument is that plaintiff no longer has standing upon which to seek an interpretation of testator’s will because she has dissented from the will. The Court of Appeals rejected this contention, holding that the record reveals that “all that has happened is that plaintiff has filed her dissent within apt time as she was required to do by G.S. 30-2”; that whether plaintiff has a right to dissent is governed by…