Rawls v. Durham Realty & Insurance
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtClarkson, J.
This was a controversy submitted without action. The plaintiff had contracted to sell, and defendant had agreed to purchase, a certain piece of land in the city of Durham.
The material facts are as follows :
That on 5 March, 1919, Holman Calvin Rawls, at that time a resident of the city of Durham, died, leaving surviving him plaintiff, his wife, and three children born of the marriage, Hannah, Charlotte and Mary, and one unborn.
■ That upon the death of the said Holman Calvin Rawls there was found among his papers, written in his own handwriting, a will in the following words and figures, which…
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