Arnold v. Willis

Opinion by

LOGSDON, C.

Three propositions are presented and argued by respondent for a reversal of this case. The first and second propositions are so related that they may properly be considered and discussed together. In substance these contentions are that chapter 25, Sess. Laws 1919, is unconstitutional and void, but that if it should be held that this act is constitutional, yet it must be held that the trial court exceeded its jurisdiction in adjudging that respondent has no interest in the estate of John Lick, deceased, its jurisdiction being limited to a determination as to who are heirs.