Foster v. Joice
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of New Jersey
1Opinion of the Court
WASHINGTON, Circuit Justice.
Upon what seems to me to be the reasonable construction of the act of assembly, I should have supposed, that the probate of a will, relating to land, before the orphans’ court, or before the surrogate-general, would be conclusive in any other court, where the *556validity of the will might incidentally come in question. But I understand, that a different opinion has prevailed in the courts of this state; and X submit to the authority of that opinion. But if this be the law, I am entirely at a loss to give any sensible interpretation of the 2d section of the act, if the…
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