The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-03-06 00:00:00

COURT OF PROIIATE AND DIVORCE,
( R.-fore S.r I. C.:EssaTt.t..
• •or Baia., 4'. I.4oiAn
.Th, w.is a testamentary cause tried before his Lord-
! s., ip awl n common jury at- the last sitting-P. A err-
.). was given against the will. oat the ground of into-
', • acity
. r , hr :lpittics moved for a rule for • new trial, on the
.41 ,0 atm er, ; int the venliet was ag.ainst evidence.
!"`t. ca" 'The Inert granted a rule nisi.
;ma }., vim.: cite ano.tnnENTe. HI*GHE/1.
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tha fituitc.; ast..:ll
h
In this case a jury had retonie,l a critic! in favour of
e mvss, itic
the witi of a te.tator n.anied Ilii..;ltes, and }probate had
vien down ti'
as possible
,it ;trained the pout, but tone had been taken to
• c 1,1•-n th.• .1111.,t of costs. The defendant who op-
'. •••••ill. co of undue execution. ince. -
"a' • ga,..ity, and undue the nephew of the
:pr.. still led pkrea.ist ;the illonalff the executor. and the hus- .
. :el v. it ii a band if a niece a the to:ceased in whose favour the will
~.••,y the ease wa• math'.
Mr. derjeaut :dive, Dr. \Vantly-v. and Mr. Francis were
liv i,„Tea.,,}„g counsel for tlie exerlitJr ; Dr. Phillimore, 44. e., and Dr.
• . • Tr.strato for the defMniant.
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- •••ir U Crcsweii said 10. had been anxious to extract
. inmiagement vvil be } a d t.o the
anions wane! em 11.1.7 w... 1 regar
i th • law.l Mile hole and more e- • at st, emotcce,Ant oppo.:tion to a will, but he had
tlan') I. t. • .a •, •to o.t•tv! .1, .:ap unable tap fool any curtain rules laid down on the
• ..• , s-astit ,il.ject. Ili cases the parties opt, ~ .• had been
- war—. at 0 ii Ipe r, beved front tho ines•essity of paying costs. twcatise the
• this crop ph ceased bail left his ptpers in a state of csodusion.
e.tre to naturally list to dispote ;iii other claw, they had
reliered That III:Malty iti COllSol,l,llee uf the
• 1,. il,l-lace in whose favour the will was made s con-
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4 • .4,3 tint theapselve, as to excite sustici ~,, . After looking
mit
n.n.c. „, in tnr.ill O gli WC. orreiroillicitee and the lie ha d
a. oe t., thw c.,acittpimp there wet': clrCitionn•diees in this
• -.an mid air
c •• etimilated to excite thy &aspic', on of the deftlidant.
. "P" tle-s.fore the Court would not leanti hint in
licvvy• , It a: but it would be Very 114inaieVionc to allow slits
:1 1.!... • r tm, luvaure , to be reN,:ed at i.e eivelie of ti.e i.art lvs ill
the greater will Lithe PifitT fifr bawl yard zinnias I «taro favour taw were ma,* oust tharefore the Coati
hypes tme.fOnrth of its value by being kept of the opposition would not be allowed out of tin estate.
6,1•••• ;L:1•1 :a.tl: :f p-air, PRYAS. PISTOL
• SV•.l'-:1 I ‘11: I. !••• • Tie question in this ex*e was, whether the will of the
at.C,,.try t,i I. •.' ..•111,nry Pryor, of Plymouth, conhl be admitted to
t•• 1141. •
witlistindinz that one of the attesting
wit-
a . signed her husband's Dante instead of her OWIL
,fiaoh .t.••••• ' !•,,,•1,, I ••
1,!.I. •L .4.1.. a iiiWdi it...a • . i,.n clailse by the desire of the I. stater, !ter
ta2IA2 1.2.3 Ia I 1 )!:,.; at I i having been present at the tints of the est-
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of Leitt...:ii :1
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rrearel in support of the will last
..1 the two pers.,ns who had s:goed the will
s !. now said he adhered to the opinion
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for a litth,.st.3.l) ~..1 v, t

et. Nally
' I&hII hels d at the hearing uf the can,. that the
.4 Is sys A vsiJ, nuil prunuunced agssllt the will.

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