359 Mass. 756 | Mass. | 1971
Anthony E. Cefalo, a building contractor, forty-two years old, was nominated as executor by his father, Joseph Cefalo (the testator), in the latter’s will. Anthony was given letters testamentary by a Probate Court decree, over the opposition of the testator’s widow, his second wife and stepmother of Anthony and his three sisters. The will left 8500 to each grandchild, certain Needham real
Decree affirmed.