Blair v. Stewart
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
BRYAN, Circuit Judge.
Niels Esperson and Mellie Esperson were husband and wife. During their married life, while citizens of Texas, they accumulated considerable property which under the laws of that state became community property. They had no children, and each made a will leaving to the other the entire property of which he or she should die possessed. In 1919 they sold 999 shares of oil stock to the Invincible Oil Corporation for $5,000,000. Niels Esperson died in 1922. His widow, now Mrs. Stewart, qualified as executrix. She testified that half of the just mentioned stock was given to her…
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