Many novel excuses are advanced by people who have no desire to make a will, but that which was spoken of by a witness in a Christchurch Supreme Court action will take a lot of beating (says the Christchurch Sun). Asked what the defendant had said when she was asked to make a will, witness replied: “ She would not hear of it. and said that when people made a will they were likely to be * done for ’ on account of the ndo-cy.”
“ I must buy a new car.” “What is wrong with the old one?” “ I cannot pay the instalments on it! ” • —GemutUche Sachse, Leipzig.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3899, 4 December 1928, Page 8
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