Dodd v. Holden
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
•Smith, J.-
W. L. Dodd was a resident of Detroit, Texas, but died in Ft. Worth, May 3, 1933. He owned lands at the time of his death in the state of Texas and in Jackson county, Arkansas. Under the terms of the instrument, said to he the last will and testament of W. L. Dodd, an undivided- one-third interest for life in the Jackson county lands was devised to D. P. Dodd, a son, with the remainder to Ruth and Alice, the daughters of D. P. Dodd.
On the 7th day of December, 1936, D. P. Dodd conveyed to the other heirs of his father ‘ ‘ all the undivided interest, share, right, title and equity” of…
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