Jackson v. Jackson

POFFENBARGER, JtTDGE:

The questions disposed of by the adverse ruling of the trial court upon a demurrer to a bill assailing the validity of a paper writing probated as and for the last will and testament of Ulysses Jackson and praying an issue devisavit vel non and impeachment of the same, and certified here for review, are whether the plaintiff is a “person interested,” within the meaning of see. 32 of ch. 77 of the Code, and whether lack of interest in the plaintiff apparent on the fac.e of such a bill is a ground of demurrer.

A demurrer interposed to the original bill haying the same object…