Elliott v. Farwell

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• stating that “[w]e know of no rule of law which makes the probate of a will depend upon the recollection, or even the veracity of a subscribing witness.”
• the will at issue contained a proper attestation clause and genuine signatures of the testator and two witnesses
• the will at issue contained a proper attestation clause and genuine signatures of the testator and two witnesses

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