236 Pa. 57 | Pa. | 1912
Opinion by
What was said in Kessler’s Estate, 221 Pa. 314, and all that was there said, was a deliberate expression of this court of the true meaning and effect of the provision in the Act of April 26, 1855, P. L. 328, requiring the attestation of two disinterested witnesses to the execution of a will containing charitable bequests. In no case
The assignments of error are sustained, and distribution ordered in accordance with the views here expressed.