Younce v. Flory

Citations

• 77 Ohio St. (N.S.) 71

Syllabus

<p>Equity will not reform a will, when — Book charging advancements to children — Parol evidence as to same, not admissible, when.</p> <p>From the familiar rule that a court of equity will not reform a will, it results that when a testator clearly expresses the intention that his property shall pass to his children equally, subject to charges against them in his book of advancements, parol evidence is not competent to show that an advancement charged by him in such book was not made.</p>