In re the Estate of Afong
Hawaii Supreme Court
Reserved Questions from Circuit Judge First Circuit. Hon. C. S. Franklin, Judge. •
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT BY
COKE,’ C. J.
Julia H. Afong', a resident of Honolulu, died on February 14, 1919, leaving a large estate within this jurisdiction. On February 19, 1919, the Bishop Trust Company, Limited, named therein as executor, filed an alleged will of deceased for probate. Letters of temporary administration were first issued and on October 14, 1919, the Avill was duly admitted to probate and the Bishop Trust Company was appointed executor thereof. An appeal to a jury from the order admitting the will to probate was taken by Bessie B. Burns and A. Henry Afong, two of the children of…
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