In re the Estate of Nilson
Citations
- 109 Wash. 127
- 186 P. 268
- 1919 Wash. LEXIS 956
Syllabus
<p>Executors and Administrators (169)—Decree—Conclusiveness —Widow’s Ignorance oe Rights. Under Laws of 1917, p. 689, § 163, providing that a decree of final distribution shall be final and conclusive as to all the world, a widow is not entitled to have a decree set aside to enable her to make a claim for a homestead, on the ground that she was ignorant of English and of her rights, in the absence of a showing of fraud or grounds for the • vacation of a judgment as required by Rem. Code, §§ 464-473.</p>
Judges: Main
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