On September 10, 1953, testator and his wife made a joint will, which provided that all their property was to go to the survivor. However, in the event of death of both in a common accident, the property was given to two named children. The will expressly stated that no provision was made for a grandson, the child of a deceased son. Testator and his wife did not die in a common accident. She died March 24, 1957; he died March 11, 1959. The will was admitted to probate on...
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