Scott v. Gibson (1942)
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Howington v. Howington (1979)
See Peavey v. Crawford, 182 Ga. 782 (4) ( 187 SE 13 ) (1936); Scott v. Gibson, 194 Ga. 503, 506 ( 22 SE2d 51 ) (1942).
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Warren v. Warren (1965)
Morgan v. Bell, 189 Ga. 432, 439 ( 5 SE2d 897 ); Scott v. Gibson, 194 Ga. 503, 505 ( 22 SE2d 51 ); Bowman v. Bowman, 210 Ga. 259 (7) ( 78 SE2d 801 ).
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Nash v. Poss (1956)
As was pointed out by this court in Scott v. Gibson, 194 Ga. 503, 506 ( 22 S. E. 2d 51 ), and in the cases there cited, there can be in law no justification of a refusal to probate a will executed with the required formality, and freely and voluntarily, by a person not otherwise disabled or incompetent, but merely because a man had left practically all of his estate to one child; or because the will appeared to be unreasonable and unfair; or because the testator had some pec…
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Fehn v. Shaw (1945)
E. 858); Scott v. Gibson, 194 Ga. 503, 504 ( 22 S. E. 2d, 51 ); Orr v. Blalock, 195 Ga. 863 ( 25 S. E. 2d, 668 ); Brumbelow v. Hopkins, 197 Ga. 247 (2) ( 29 S. E. 2d, 42 ); Lyons v. Bloodworth, 199 Ga. 44 ( 33 S. E. 2d, 314 ); Davis v. Aultman, 199 Ga. 129 ( 33 S. E. 2d, 317 ).