Israel v. Wolf (1897)
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RAY Et Al. v. STEVENS (2014)
See Horn v. Gilley, 263 Ga. 104 (1) ( 428 SE2d 568 ) (1993) (devisee could offer will for probate); Hadden v. Stevens, 181 Ga. 165 ( 181 SE 767 ) (1935) (niece, as a named beneficiary in a will, could probate the will, although she waited too long to do so, such as to amount to gross negligence); Scott v. McKee, 105 Ga. 256 (1) ( 31 SE 183 ) (1898) (legatees and devisees of a will could stand in the shoes of the executor, who had propounded the will but soon thereafter died,…
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Horn v. Gilley (1993)
See OCGA § 53-3-2; Furr v. Jordan, 196 Ga. 862, 871 (1) ( 27 SE2d 861 ) (1943); Israel v. Wolf, 100 Ga. 339, 341 ( 28 SE 109 ) (1897).
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Beem v. Beem (1950)
See further as bearing on the right of a court 6f equity to enjoin probate, Israel v. Wolf, 100 Ga. 339 , 28 S.E. 109 .