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· 1/4/1954

Miniter v. Irwin

Citations

  • 116 N.E.2d 567
  • 331 Mass. 8
  • 1954 Mass. LEXIS 442

How courts have described this case

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  • stating generally that “where a will once known to exist cannot be found after the death of the testator, there is a presumption that it was destroyed by the maker with an intent to revoke it”

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Judges: Qua, Lummus, Wilkins, Spalding, Counihan

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