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· 11/11/1886

Tucker v. Sandridge

Citations

  • 82 Va. 532
  • 1886 Va. LEXIS 68

Syllabus

<p>Appellate Court—Appeal dismissed—Case at bar.—In a proceeding at law to contest paper writing propounded by the executor, S., for probate, a jury was impaneled to ascertain whether the paper writing was the last will and testament of T. The verdict was that it was not. On motion of the propounder, the verdict was set aside and a new trial awarded. Contestants appealed.</p> <p>Held :</p> <p>The appeal was improvidently awarded, and must be dismissed, and the case remanded for trial and final order.</p>

Judges: Lacy

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