In Re Will of Smith
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtDeviN, J.
There is no controversy as to the facts. They may be briefly stated as follows:
J. F. Smith died in Bockingham County seized and possessed of real and personal property, and his will was duly probated as a holographic will 10 November, 1938. The validity of this will is admitted. Therein the testator made the following provisions: “I give unto my beloved wife Gladys Smith all of my property of every description and wherever found, the same to be used by her as she thinks proper, without restriction from any source, as long as she lives. At the death of my said wife, I give unto my two…
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