Womack's Estate
98 A. 611, 253 Pa. 384, 1916 Pa. LEXIS 850
Opinion
The will of the testator is aptly termed by the adjudicating judge a “testamentary curiosity.” His correct conclusion, followed by the court in banc, was that the bequest claimed by the appellant was not to him, but to his church, and the execution of the will not having been attested by any witness, the charitable bequest fell.
Appeal dismissed at appellant’s costs.
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