Simpson v. Spokane & Eastern Trust Co.
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMain, J.
This is a will contest. John W. Simpson, a resident of the city of Spokane, this state, died testate in that city October 14, 1930. His will was admitted to probate October 17, 1930. Subsequently, certain heirs of the testator presented a petition asking that the probate of the will be set aside, and that the will be held to be of no effect. The cause came on for trial, and resulted in findings of fact from which it was concluded that the claim of the contestants was not well founded. Judgment was entered sustaining the will and the probate thereof, from which the contestants appeal.
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