Reseña de Everett Petty v. Anna Call

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WM. H. D. FONES, J. Plaintiffs are heirs of Cora Crabtree who contend they would collectively take one-fourth of her estate if her will leaving
her entire estate to Billie Rodgers, a non-relative, had been declared invalid. The contest to declare it invalid was instituted
by defendants, Anna Call, Clint Gunter, Lola Call, and Georgia Cunningham, hereinafter called contestants, who are all but
one of the other heirs of Cora Crabtree. Prior to trial, contestants settled with the proponents of the will, who were heirs
of Billie Rodgers. The contestants received a quitclaim deed to 114.85 acres of land from proponents in exchange for a quitclaim
deed conveying to proponents a lot in Obion, Tennessee and two tracts of land totaling 188.85 acres. The quitclaim deed to
proponents was executed September 10, 1976, and recorded on September 21, 1976. The quitclaim deed to contestants was executed
the 13th day of September, 1976, and recorded September 30, 1976. On September 17, 1976, the will contest in the Circuit Court
of Obion County came of for trial and a judgment was entered reciting that the parties waived a jury and that the Court found
" issues joined in favor of the plaintiffs... that the writing in issue mentioned is the last will and testament of Cora Crabtree,
deceased." Plaintiffs' complaint asserted that no proof whatever was presented by contestants.

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