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· 1/5/1898

Johnson v. Kimball

Citations

  • 170 Mass. 58
  • 48 N.E. 1020
  • 1898 Mass. LEXIS 148

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  • holding that testimony concerning the decedent’s statement that he did not want his son to be a beneficiary or payee of certain annuities was admissible because the statement was against the interest of his estate

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