First National Exchange Bank v. Hughson
Supreme Court of Virginia
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtMiller, J.
On February 4, 1952, The First National Exchange Bank of Roanake, guardian of Nellie W. Stone, incompetent widow of Dr. Eustace B. Stone, deceased, filed its hill in equity against A. L. Hughson and Colonial-American National Bank, executors of decedent’s estate, and against the Baptist Orphanage of Virginia, Eugenia W. Stone, and others, legatees under his will.
The primary purpose sought to be accomplished was to have the court renounce, or authorize the guardian to renounce, the provisions made in Dr. Stone’s will for his widow, and direct his executors to deliver to complainant as guardian…
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