· 2/3/1969
Wilson v. Polite
Citations
- 218 So. 2d 843
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- ruling that nonholographic wills must have attesting witnesses whose testimony evidences the “instrument was signed, published, and declared by the testator, in their presence, as his or her last will and testament”
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Judges: Jones
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