In Re Kremlick Estate

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• using extrinsic evidence to conclude that decedent intended to bequeath half his estate to “Michigan Division of the American Cancer Society” as opposed to named beneficiary “Michigan Cancer Society”
• \A fundamental precept which governs the judicial review of wills is that the intent of the testator is to be carried out as nearly as possible.\
• “[P]resence of an ambiguity requires a court to look outside the four corners of a will in order to carry out the testator’s intent.”
• “A fundamental precept which governs the judicial review of wills is that the intent of the testator is to be carried out as nearly as possible.”

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