Ferriter v. Borthwick

How courts have described this case

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• judge “could not act upon his private knowledge of particular facts which are not a matter of common knowledge or observation”
• “In situations where there is more than one will it is within the power of the judge to require petitions to be filed to probate each will and to hear them together”
• \In situations where there is more than one will it is within the power of the judge to require petitions to be filed to probate each will and to hear them together\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).