In re the Estate of Miller

Wingate, S.

This litigation, innately disagreeable by reason of its plethoric demonstration of the more sordid of human traits, but rendered superlatively so by the inability of the parties to confine themselves to relevancies and their evident competition in vituperation, invective and discourtesy, has been remitted to this court under quite unusual circumstances. •

Whereas in most probate proceedings the results attained are of slight interest to any but the immediate parties, there is here involved a principle of practice affecting substantive rights which cannot fail to be of moment to many…