Black v. Morton

Sam Robinson, Associate Justice.

Ward M. Black, who operated a drug store on Asher Avenue in Little Rock, died on the 19th day of November, 1958. On the first day of October, 1959, there was offered for probate in the Pulaski Probate Court what purported to be Black’s will, dated October 29, 1958. The appellants herein contested the validity of the will, alleging that it is a forgery and not Black’s genuine will. After a rather extensive trial, the probate court held the will to be valid and admitted it to probate. There was an appeal to this Court and here a minority of three members of the…