· 7/21/1886
Johnson v. Klein
Citations
- 70 Cal. 186
- 11 P. 606
- 1886 Cal. LEXIS 755
Syllabus
<p>Pbactice — Findings — Sufficiency of. — A finding that all the averments of a complaint are true is a sufficient finding of facts, if the answer contains nothing but denials and an admission of matters alleged in the complaint.</p>
How courts have described this case
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- “The effect of the invalidity of a bequest (or the ademption thereof
- “In a proceeding to probate a will in solemn form, the sole issue is devisavit vel non, that is, whether the paper propounded is, or is not, the last will and testament of the deceased.”
- “The effect of the invalidity of a bequest (or the ademption thereof) would be to render the bequest void, but not to invalidate the will and it is no ground of caveat to the probate of a will that a devise to a particular person may be void.” (internal quotation omitted)
- “The effect of the invalidity of a bequest (or the ademption thereof) would be to render the bequest void, but not to invalidate the will and it is no ground of caveat to the probate of a will that a devise to a particular person may be void.” (internal quotation omitted)
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Judges: Ross
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