119 Ga. 533 | Ga. | 1904
1. A will can not be revoked by mere declarations, made by the testator after the date of his will, indicating an intention on his part to revoke it; nor by such declarations made by him in connection with the execution of deeds conveying a portion of the property covered by the will. See • Civil Code, §§ 3341-3345.
2. The evidence in the present case demanded a finding that there was no revocation of the will offered for probate ; and this being true, the errors, if any, committed by the trial judge in charging the jury as to this branch of the case do not afford cause for a new trial.
3. No material error was committed in instructing the jury as to the law relating to the appointment of an administrator with the will annexed ; and no reason appears for setting aside their verdict.
Judgment affirmed.
