Westmoreland v. Tallent

How courts have described this case

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• holding that OCGA § 53-4-46 “ ‘provides the procedure to be followed where the original will is lost but a copy is available’ ”
• holding that OCGA § 53-4-46 \`provides the procedure to be followed where the original will is lost but a copy is available'\
• “self-proving affidavit is part of the will and a testatrix’s signature solely on the affidavit constitutes a signature on the will
• explaining, where statute required clear and convincing evidence to overcome statutory presumption against revocation of a will, “[t]he presumption of revocation may be rebutted by circumstantial as well as direct evidence”
• explaining, where statute required clear and convincing evidence to overcome statutory presumption against revocation of a will, \[t]he presumption of revocation may be rebutted by circumstantial as well as direct evidence\

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