The appellant, Frank Tennyson Neely, alleged in his bill of complaint and offered proof that he and Eliza A. S. Calef entered into an oral contract whereby, in consideration of services and financial aid rendered and to be rendered by the appellant to her, she would make a last will and testament naming the appellant as her residuary legatee and devisee. Mrs. Calef died without leaving a will admissible...
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