In Re Estate of Paul Latimer Weir, Deceased. Margaret Partee Weihs v. Elizabeth Holmead
Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit
1Per curiam
This case involves a challenge to a will executed by the caveator’s uncle on June 6, 1966, which named an 80-year old woman, the caveatee and appellee herein, as principal beneficiary under the will. Testator, Paul Weir, was a lifelong bachelor who was predeceased by a sister who had no children and a brother who left two surviving children, a son and a daughter, Margaret Weihs, the caveator and appellant herein. Mr. Weir, an engineer, met Elizabeth Holmead, a widow of approximately the same age, shortly after World War II, and they became close friends until Mr. Weir’s death on February 19,…
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