Duffill v. Duffill

This is an appeal from an order denying probate of an alleged lost and destroyed will. Appellant, the proponent of the will, presents several questions which are framed in language satisfactory to herself and the obvious answers to which are in her favor. But the fact remains that the case is almost exactly on all fours with the case of Estate of Ross, 199 Cal. 641 [250 Pac. 676], and is clearly governed by the law of that case. See, also, Estate of Smith, 140 Cal. App. 508 [35 Pac. (2d) 335]; Estate of Vetter, 110 Cal. App. 597 [294 Pac. 438].

Appellant relies largely upon the Estate of…