Holland v. Enright

Ruth Pease Enright, on October 8th, 1933, filed in the Orphans’ Court of Baltimore County a caveat to the will of one Peter Johnson, against Peter Holland, the executor named in the will, to whom letters testamentary on the estate had been granted. In that caveat she stated that the heirs at law of the decedent were a brother, Evan Johnson, and three great-nieces, of whom she was one, and then set up the grounds usually alleged in such cases as reasons why the will should be set aside.

Under that will Ruth Enright, the caveator, was entitled to a legacy of $166.67, and on February 11th, 1933,…