In re Estate of Harby

McNULTY, Judge.

Appellant was a beneficiary under the will sought to be probated herein but apparently stood to gain more under a prior will. Appellant’s petition for revocation of probate of the will was dismissed on the ground that appellant made a “qualified” but not an “absolute” renunciation (as these terms will be hereinafter explained) of the benefits accruing to appellant under the will being attacked. We hold that the “qualified” renunciation was all that was necessary and, therefore, reverse.

Under the “absolute” renunciation rule, which appellee would have us require, one who attacks…