McGrew v. Hoy

This is an appeal from a judgment of the district court setting aside the probate of the will of J. II. Williams which had theretofore been ordered by the county court. The will had been probated in 1919, and appellees sought in the county court to set aside such probate, and from a judgment refusing the petition appeal was taken to the district court, where the probate of the will was set aside and the will annulled. The cause was tided by the district judge without a jury. No motion for new trial was required or made, and, of course, no assignments of error had such motion for a basis.

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