Dickens v. . Ashe

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• finding that handwritten document entitled “Last Will and Testament” was not written with testamentary intent
• holding that the informality of the instrument at issue, “when considered in the light of the business training, the habits and the accommodations of the deceased,” supported the conclusion that the script was not intended to be effective as a will

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