In Re Will of Goodman

The paper writing propounded as the will of Mary Elkins Goodman was duly proven in accordance with the statute, G.S. 31-3, by the subscribing witnesses to the typewritten portion and by proof of the handwriting of the testatrix as to the written portions offered as a holograph codicil. But the caveator assigns error in the ruling of the court below that the writing bv pen and ink on the typewritten will, which writing was entirely in the handwriting of the testatrix and again signed by her and found among her valuable papers, was sufficient, if so found by the jury, to constitute a valid…