Darden v. Bright
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtParke, J.
The will of James G. Darden, who died on November 18th, 1933, was duly executed on Septémber 14th, 1931, and was admitted to probate on November 24th, 1933. He had noi issue, but he was survived by his wife. Three of his brothers and a sister had died before the date of the will without leaving any descendants. Another sister had died a number of years before the will was drawn, and had left an only child who was alive at the date of the will. A brother of the testator had died on November 7th, 1923, and was survived by six children, all of whom were living at the time of the execution of the…
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