Robinson v. Ray

Bell, Justice.

Chandler Reynolds Dixon executed a will in 1971, naming his wife, June Dixon, as his sole beneficiary, without remainder or limitation. The wife predeceased her husband, leaving as her sole heir Charles Glenn Ray, her son by a previous marriage. The husband died in 1983. Ray tendered the 1971 will for probate, and appellants, relatives of the testator, caveated. The probate court admitted the will to probate, and the caveators appealed to the superior court. The latter court granted summary judgment to Ray, and the caveators appealed the judgment. We affirm.

1. “The general rule…