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· 1/19/1882

Brown v. Pridgen

Citations

  • 56 Tex. 124
  • 1882 Tex. LEXIS 6

Syllabus

<p>1. Will by married woman.— A married woman may dispose of her property by will, subject to the liability of her community property for the payment of community debts.</p> <p>S. Attesting witness to will.—The construction heretofore given to the statute requiring the will, if not wholly written by the testator, to be attested by two credible witnesses, which makes the word credible identical in meaning with the word competent, reaffirmed.</p> <p>3. Fact case—Undue influence on testator.— See opinion for facts upon .which it was held error not to submit to the jury the question of undue influence on a testator in the execution of his will.</p>

Judges: Apr, Com, Watts

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