Ridgeway v. Keene
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
YOUNG, Justice.
Application to probate the will of Lulu Ridgeway, deceased, wás contested on grounds of undue influence and mental incapacity, also that the instrument had not been attested by two witnesses competent under law to testify to the fact of its execution, perforce of art. 3716, Vernon’s Ann.St. On hearing, the will was admitted to probate, which order was reiterated on appeal and trial de novo in district court. The further appeal is here on the record last made.
Miss Ridgeway died August 12, 1948, in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, where the principal portion of her estate was…
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