Estate of Heatley

California Superior Court, San Francisco County

Estate of Heatley

5 Coffey 432

Superior Court of California, County of San Francisco·Decided September 27, 1897·No. No. 18,828·Published

Opinion

Will—Eevocation by Incomplete Instrument.—A will is not revoked by an.unsigned olographic document of later date.

Will—Eevocation by Alterations.—Where a testator changes many, though'not all, of the provisions of his will by pencil marks and interlineations, but allows his signature and the signatures of the witnesses to stand untouched, the revocation of the instrument is not thereby affected.

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Will—Eevocation by Incomplete Instrument.—A will is not revoked by an.unsigned olographic document of later date.

Will—Eevocation by Alterations.—Where a testator changes many, though'not all, of the provisions of his will by pencil marks and interlineations, but allows his signature and the signatures of the witnesses to stand untouched, the revocation of the instrument is not thereby affected.

Estate of Heatley, 5 Coffey 432 (Cal. Super. Ct. 1897).

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