Major v. Major

Ambrose J. Major died testate on January 9, 1936. His will was duly probated, and thereafter appellees brought this action against appellants to obtain a construction of said will. After the closing of issues there was a trial of said cause by the court, which resulted in a finding and judgment for appellees, upholding their contention as to the proper construction to be given said will. In due course appellants filed their motion for a new trial, asserting as causes therefor that the decision of the court is not sustained by sufficient evidence, and that the decision of the court is contrary…