Lyman v. Turner's
62 Vt. 465
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Lyman v. Turner's, 62 Vt. 465 (Vt. 1890).
Opinion
The opinion of the court was delivered by
It is clear that Charles W. Turner’s sons take-his “interest and income,” whatever it was. By the original: will it was one-half, but by the codicil it was increased to two-thirds. Therefore his sons take two-thirds, and such was the--judgment below, which is
Affirmed, and ordered to be certified to the Probate Courts
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