In re Shelton's Will

We will not discuss seriatim tbe twenty-seven exceptions set out in tbe record, but will consider only sucb phases of tbe case as we deem necessary. Tbe learned counsel for tbe caveator in an able argument and carefully prepared brief bas pointed out many alleged errors in tbe record, none of wbiclr are, in our opinion, sufficiently serious to warrant another trial of' tbe issue. It is plain that tbe testator did not revoke tbe will by “cancelling, tearing, or obliterating tbe same.”- It seems to be generally held that cancellation, obliteration, or erasure made after tbe execution of a will,…