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Payne v. Payne

Citations

  • 100 S.E.2d 450
  • 213 Ga. 613
  • 1957 Ga. LEXIS 460

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  • unsuccessful attempt to destroy will where “no word contained in the will [was] destroyed or rendered obscure in the slightest degree”
  • unsuccessful attempt to destroy will where \no word contained in the will [was] destroyed or rendered obscure in the slightest degree\
  • No revocation occurred where testator threw his will into a fire, but his wife jerked it out of the fire before “a single word which the testator employed to express his testamentary wish [was] destroyed, obliterated, or even so much as rendered obscure in the slightest degree.”
  • No revocation occurred where testator threw his will into a fire, but his wife jerked it out of the fire before “a single word which the testator employed to express his testamentary wish [was] destroyed, obliterated, or even so much as rendered obscure in the slightest degree.”

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Judges: Candler

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