In re the Estate of Ingraham

John D. Bennett, S.

Probate of the propounded instrument is opposed by the objectant on the ground that a later instrument “ supersedes ” the instrument offered for probate insofar as the disposition of certain real property is concerned, and it is “ either a codicil * * * or some form of inter vivos and immediately effective disposition thereof, or a disposition thereof causa mortis

It is a well-established rule that it is no objection to the probate of a will that the decedent was bound by a valid agreement to dispose of his property in a different manner (Morgan

*145v. Sanborn, 225 N. Y. 454;…