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Estate of Edwardson
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(Kemper v. Todd, 123 Okla. 209 [ 255 P. 701 ]; Walker Bond & Co. v. Purifier, 32 Okla. 844 [ 124 P. 322 ]; see also In re Hunter's Estate, 328 Pa. 484, 489 [ 196 A. 35, 38 ]; In re Cohen's Estate, 356 Pa. 161 [ 51 A.2d 704, 706 ].) The New York cases cited by appellant are not appropriate because New York does not have a statute similar to ours with reference to the subject matter. [5] Appellant also argues that when the Probate Code was adopted any application of section 14 of the Civil Code in the matter of wills was repealed.
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First Church of Christ v. State
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(Kemper v. Todd, 123 Okla. 209 [ 255 P. 701 ] ; Walker Bond & Co. v. Purifier, 32 Okla. 844 [ 124 P. 322 ] ; see also In re Hunter’s Estate, 328 Pa. 484, 489 [ 196 A. 35, 38 ]; In re Cohen’s Estate, 356 Pa. 161 [ 51 A.2d 704, 706 ].) The New York cases cited by appellant are not appropriate because New York does not have a statute similar to ours with reference to the subject matter.
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Hunter's Estate.
Dec 7, 1937.
Abraham L. Freedman , with him Max Walls , for appellant.
Edwin J. McDermott , for appellee, was not heard.
Schaffer, Maxey, Drew, Linn, Stern, Barnes.
Per Curiam,
The decree of the Orphans’ Court, refusing to admit the proffered will to probate, is affirmed on the comprehensive opinion of Judge Bolger.
Costs to be paid by appellant.