Estate of Walker v. Walker

An instrument in writing purporting to be the last will and testament of Alice Ann Walker was admitted to probate in the probate court July 14, 1927. Upon appeal to the circuit court the cause was submitted for trial by the court, and again there was a finding for the proponent and judgment that the instrument be admitted to probate and for costs. This appeal from that judgment is prosecuted by John Walker, a son of the decedent.

It is contended that the alleged will should not have been admitted to probate because it was not signed nor acknowledged by the testatrix in the presence of two…