NOT A JUST THING.
WOMAN EXCLUDED FROM WILL
COURT AWARDS IJFR £22n
<Uy Telegraph.—Press Association.)
WELLIXGTOX, Tucsda v
Aii application by Alice Marv YYolt for further provision out of the estate of her father was made before Mr. .Justice Skerrett to-dav.
The testator died in May, 1920, leaving a will under which he pave the claimant £20, a relative in " Kupland £50, and the whole of the residue amounting to £900. to his two sons.
After hearing argument his Honor I said that 110 sufficient prounds had boon ' shown why plaintiff should have been ! practically excluded from the will. He was not satisfied that it was a just tiling entirely to excludc her. lie ordered .that 011 the plaintiff pivin? up the leeacv of .£2O she be paid £220 from the estate, and that each party pav its own costs. ' * i !
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 45, 23 February 1927, Page 16
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