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· 3/9/1909

Mathis v. Baxter

Citations

  • 136 Mo. App. 16
  • 1909 Mo. App. LEXIS 3

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  • “[T]here can be no valid attestation or subscription unless it be a fact that the testator has actually signed his name, or caused it to be signed, before [the witnesses] subscribed their names. There is no will to witness until it has been signed by the testator.”

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