Clymer's Estate

Citations

• 202 Pa. 580
• 52 A. 52
• 1902 Pa. LEXIS 566

Syllabus

<p>Evidence — Execution of judgment note — Decedent's estates.</p> <p>The appellate court will not reverse a finding of the orphans’ court that a judgment note was not executed by a decedent, where the claimant produces only one witness who is able to testify that the signature was in the decedent’s handwriting, while on the other hand four witnesses, all of whom were familiar with decedent’s signature, testified that the signature on the note was not in her handwriting, and the auditing judge after comparing the signature on the note with a number of admittedly genuino •signatures, states that he was satisfied that the signature on the note had not been written by decedent.</p>