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· 8/12/1878

Estate of Rice

Citations

  • 1 Myrick 183

Syllabus

<p>Jubisdiction. — Decree,.beoitals in, to show that jubisdictional notice has BEEN GIVEN.</p> <p>In order to nullify the effect of recitals in a decree admitting a will to probate showing that notice has been given, where the formal affidavits in that behalf on file are defective, but not antagonistic to the recitals of the decree, it must be shown, not only, that the recitals in question are untrue in fact, but also, that the Court was imposed upon in the evidence heard.</p> <p>Construing sections, C. C. P., 2010-11.</p>

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