Kilgo v. Keaton

Almand, Chief Justice.

On January 14, 1970, Harband L. Kilgo, as a bodily heir of Mrs. H. L. Cochran, brought his petition to construe the last will and testament of Mrs. Cochran, naming as defendants other interested heirs of the testatrix. It was alleged that the parties to this case had a hearing in the Court of Ordinary of Fulton County under the provisions of Code Ann. §§ 113-2801 — 113-2805 (procedure to determine heirs and distributees), in which the ordinary attempted to make a construction of the Cochran will, which order, on appeal, was affirmed by Fulton Superior Court. It was…