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· 9/30/1971

Curry v. Strawhecker

Citations

  • 219 Pa. Super. 770
  • 281 A.2d 333

How courts have described this case

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  • presumption “always arises when a will once known to exist is not found at the death”
  • proof of contents of a will must be “strong, positive and free from doubt”

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