In re the Probate of the Paper Propounded as the Will of Davison
1 Tuck. Surr. 479
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In re the Probate of the Paper Propounded as the Will of Davison, 1 Tuck. Surr. 479 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1870).
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Asa T. Davison -lived and died in New Jersey. He never had a -domicil "in the State of New York. Had he had, he could have made a will "of his personal property, after he had arrived at the eighteen years." But he could not do so in the State of New Jersey! This a question of the lex loei. Probate denied. ■
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