Reseña de Lon Lee v. John W. Lee

Lon Lee v. John W. Lee de Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas Resumen del Libro

This case involves a suit to set aside the probate of the will of John W. Lee, Sr., which was executed October 2, 1961. Testator died May 22, 1964, at ninety (90) years of age. The will contained a self-proving clause and was probated on June 22, 1964, in the County Court of Montague County. Following probate this action was brought in the county court to set aside the Probate of the will. Lon Lee and Gladys Lee Barbee, the Contestants, Petitioners here, were children of testator and received a specific bequest of $10.00 under the terms of the will. The Proponents, Respondents here, are the Independent Executor and the remaining children, the residuary beneficiaries under the will.

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