Reports of Cases Argued And Determined in the Supreme Court of Ohio, volume 11
Reports of Cases Argued And Determined in the Supreme Court of Ohio, volume 11
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Brush, on October 31, 1840, operating upon the same estate; and, 246 Digitized by VjOOQ IC DBCBMBER TBBM, 1842. 289 Brash V. Brush et a1.
3. If both are valid, their construction and effect. If the deed is invalid, and the will prevails, the whole estate of John T. Brush is disposed of, and nothing remains to his heirs for partttion. If the deed is valid, it remains to determine whether it operates ati- an entire revocation of the will, or only in part; and if it totally destroys the will, whet...her any estate remains to the heirs ; and, if in part only, and both will and deed stand together, whether they entirely exhaust the estate, and leave nothing to descend at law to the heirs.
We will consider, first, of the validity of the deed : Susan Albina Brush, widow of John T. Brush, deceased, claims, in her answer, that the whole estate is hers under the will ; and that the deed of trust to Samuel Brush is invalid, because her husband, John T. Brush, at the time of its execution, was incom- petent to make a deed, either from being actually insane at the time, or, at least, in such a state of mental imbecility, from drunk- enness and long habits of intemperance, as to be incpable of making a contract; and that Samciei took advantage of the un- fortunate situation of his brother, corruptly to procure this deed, for the purpose of revoking the will and defrauding the respond- ent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brush, on October 31, 1840, operating upon the same estate; and, 246 Digitized by VjOOQ IC DBCBMBER TBBM, 1842. 289 Brash V. Brush et a1.
3. If both are valid, their construction and effect. If the deed is invalid, and the will prevails, the whole estate of John T. Brush is disposed of, and nothing remains to his heirs for partttion. If the deed is valid, it remains to determine whether it operates ati- an entire revocation of the will, or only in part; and if it totally destroys the will, whet...her any estate remains to the heirs ; and, if in part only, and both will and deed stand together, whether they entirely exhaust the estate, and leave nothing to descend at law to the heirs.
We will consider, first, of the validity of the deed : Susan Albina Brush, widow of John T. Brush, deceased, claims, in her answer, that the whole estate is hers under the will ; and that the deed of trust to Samuel Brush is invalid, because her husband, John T. Brush, at the time of its execution, was incom- petent to make a deed, either from being actually insane at the time, or, at least, in such a state of mental imbecility, from drunk- enness and long habits of intemperance, as to be incpable of making a contract; and that Samciei took advantage of the un- fortunate situation of his brother, corruptly to procure this deed, for the purpose of revoking the will and defrauding the respond- ent.
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