Reseña de Estate Henry Hartz. Elizabeth Cade and

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Appeal in a will contest from an order denying contestants' motion for a new trial. Henry Hartz, a resident of the village of Mazeppa, Minnesota, died in the Lake City Hospital on December 31, 1950, at the age of 81 years. He had never married. His closest relatives were four first cousins residing in Oklahoma who, as appellants herein, contest his last will on the ground of undue influence. By his will, which was executed on December 1, 1950, or 30 days before he died, he bequeathed and devised his estate of approximately $96,000 as follows: A total of $7,000 to his church and its cemetery; $3,000 to Father Flannagan's School for Boys; $1,000 to each of the contestants, his first cousins; $500 to each of seven second cousins; and the entire residue to Anna Hoff, who was not related to him but who had worked and cared for him since November 8, 1949, or for slightly more than one year prior to his death. The will contains an incontestability clause, which provides that any bequest to a person who contests the will shall be void. Testator designated Vincent Sand, cashier of the bank at Mazeppa, as executor.

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