Vaughan v. Wodehouse

OPINION OF THE COURT BY

BANKS, J.

This cause comes here on the following reserved question: “Should respondents’ demurrer be sustained upon any of the grounds therein stated?” The demurrer referred to was interposed to a bill in equity brought by Edward Vaughan against respondents Ernest H. Wodehouse and J. L. P. Robinson, executors under the will and of the estate of Mary E. Foster, deceased, for the payment oí a legacy. In his amended bill the complainant alleges in substance that Mary E. Foster, at the time of her death in Honolulu on December 17, 1930, left a last will and testament dated…