Stern v. Sill
Washington Supreme Court
Appeal from an order of tbe superior court for Snobomisb county, Denney, J., entered October 27, 1904, appointing an administrator of an estate, after overruling objections to tbe jurisdiction and bearing tbe evidence on tbe merits.
1Opinion of the CourtHoot, J.
On tbe 28th day of September, 1904, one James Long was in a hospital in Seattle, seriously ill. Lie requested that an attorney be sent to draft for him a will. Appellant was thereupon sent for and appeared, and was having some conversation with Long relative to bis property and affairs, when said Long became suddenly worse, and died without having made any will. Appellant testified that Long told him that he resided in Seattle, and that be wished him (Stem) to look after bis affairs in case of bis death. Long bad never known or seen appellant until that day, a couple of hours before bis…
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- Stern v. SillWashington Supreme Court · 1905
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