In Re a Paper-Writing Purporting to Be the Last Will & Testament of Sutterlin

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Parker, J.

We concur in the finding of facts appearing in the opinion of the learned vice-ordinary, and shall not take time to repeat them at length. He properly found that testator signed the paper-and declared it to be his will in the presence of one witness, and that that witness then signed as such in presence of deceased; that thereafter, and while deceased and the first witness were still together, the second witness came in, deceased exhibited the paper to him, said it was his will, and asked him to witness it, and he thereupon subscribed the…