Moline National Bank v. Flemming
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Scott
On May, 4, 1959, Albert Flemming, age 65, and Eva Kent Dodd, age 58, were married. Albert had previously been married one time but had no children. Eva had two previous marriages and from one of these marriages had a son, Brian Kent. On February 17, 1966, Albert and Eva executed their joint and mutual will and a contract attached thereto.
The pertinent provisions of the joint and mutual will are as follows:
“We, Albert Flemming and Eva K. Flemming, * 0 * do each mutually in consideration of the other making this Will, and the provisions made herein by each of us in favor of the other, make,…
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