In Re the Will of Wall

It was not controverted that the paper writing propounded for probate was executed in manner and form sufficient to establish it as the last will and testament of the decedent. But its validity for that purpose was challenged by the caveators on the ground that the will had been executed in duplicate, one copy of which had been left in the custody of counsel and the other retained in possession by the testator, and that the copy left with counsel had been offered for probate while the duplicate copy which had been retained by the testator himself had not been produced or found. From this, it…