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· 4/8/1910

Estate of Hartter

Citations

  • 6 Coffey 293

Syllabus

<p>Wills—Execution—Subscription at End—Signature of Testatqr, in Attestation Clause.—Where a testator writes his name in a blank space m the attestation clause of his will, instead of at the usual place, the instrument will not be denied probate as not “subscribed at the end thereof,” when it distinctly appears that it was intended by him, and so understood by the witnesses, as his subscription of the will.</p>

Judges: Coffey

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