PER CURIAM.
Appellees petitioned for probate of a will which named them as executors. They alleged that the testator was domiciled in the District of Columbia and that his widow, the present appellant, had entered into a written agreement renouncing all rights to his estate. The widow's answer alleged that the testator was domiciled in Virginia, denied that she had entered into a valid written agreement renouncing her rights in the estate, and asked for a jury...
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