Groce v. . Groce

The question involved: Are D. R. Groce and Albert Groce the sole legatees of T. A. Groce, as to the personal estate after the debts are paid? We think so.

This case was here before, In re Will of T. A. Groce, 196 N. C., 373. It is there held: “The requirements of C. S., 4131, that a paper-writing sufficient to pass as a holograph will must be found after the death of the testato-r among his valuable papers and effects, must be liberally construed, and where it is found among the deceased’s papers and effects evidently regarded by him as his most valuable papers, and are in fact valuable, under…