Sharp v. Loupe

George F. Sharp died October 17, 1882, leaving a last will and testament, in which he gave to his executor power “to sell, dispose of, and convey any portion of my estate, real, personal, and mixed, at either public or private sale, and for such price or prices as he may deem best, and to make good.and sufficient conveyances thereof without any order or authority whatsoever from the probate or any court.” All the estate left by him was community property acquired subsequent to his marriage with the plaintiff herein, who is his surviving widow. His will was admitted to probate, and, after…