BLANDIN, J.
We are confronted with the familiar question of fact as to what the testator meant by what he said. Our courts have held in such cases that former decisions have no binding force "unless the language of the will and circumstances are so far identical as not to admit of a reasonable distinction." Remick v. Merrill, 80 N.H. 225, 227; Holmes v. Alexander, 82 N.H. 380, 383. See also, Belford v. Olson, 94 N.H. 278,...
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