Camp v. . Pittman
Supreme Court of North Carolina
CONTROVERSY submitted without action in a'ease pending in Halifax Superior Court, and heard at Chambers on February 11th, 1884, before Avery, J. The defendant appealed from the judgment of the court below.
1Opinion of the CourtSjiith, C. J.
The ease agreed and submitted without action under section 567 of The Code involves the construction of* several provisions contained in the will of Robert W. Pittman, the defendant's testator, and the appeal is from one only of the several rulings of the judge in the court below. To this our attention is confined.
The testator died in December, 1883, leaving a will which bears date in August preceding, and has been duly proved. He nominated therein his brother Ruffin A. Pittman executor and his wife P. Eliza Pittman executrix, of whom the former renounced and the latter accepted the trust and…
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