Dougherty v. Humphrey

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• concluding that joint will constituted a contractual will where it provided for the disposition of the property upon the death of the first to die, and the disposition of the property remaining at the death of the survivor
• holding judgment in trespass-to-try-title suit was not binding on heirs who lacked standing to assert such claims
• devising estate to surviving spouse and devising all property remaining \upon the death of such survivor\ to another beneficiary

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