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§ 64.1-88. Bill to impeach or establish a will.

After a decree or order under § 64.1-85 or under § 64.1-77, a personinterested, who was not a party to the proceeding, may proceed by bill inequity to impeach or establish the will, on which bill a trial by jury shallbe ordered to ascertain whether any, and if any how much, of what was sooffered for probate be the will of the decedent. The court may also, if itdeem proper, require all testamentary papers of the same decedent to beproduced and direct the jury to ascertain whether any, or if there be morethan one which, of the papers produced, or how much of what was so produced,be the will of the decedent.

(Code 1950, § 64-84; 1968, c. 656.)

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Virginia > Title-64-1 > Chapter-3 > 64-1-88

§ 64.1-88. Bill to impeach or establish a will.

After a decree or order under § 64.1-85 or under § 64.1-77, a personinterested, who was not a party to the proceeding, may proceed by bill inequity to impeach or establish the will, on which bill a trial by jury shallbe ordered to ascertain whether any, and if any how much, of what was sooffered for probate be the will of the decedent. The court may also, if itdeem proper, require all testamentary papers of the same decedent to beproduced and direct the jury to ascertain whether any, or if there be morethan one which, of the papers produced, or how much of what was so produced,be the will of the decedent.

(Code 1950, § 64-84; 1968, c. 656.)


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Virginia > Title-64-1 > Chapter-3 > 64-1-88

§ 64.1-88. Bill to impeach or establish a will.

After a decree or order under § 64.1-85 or under § 64.1-77, a personinterested, who was not a party to the proceeding, may proceed by bill inequity to impeach or establish the will, on which bill a trial by jury shallbe ordered to ascertain whether any, and if any how much, of what was sooffered for probate be the will of the decedent. The court may also, if itdeem proper, require all testamentary papers of the same decedent to beproduced and direct the jury to ascertain whether any, or if there be morethan one which, of the papers produced, or how much of what was so produced,be the will of the decedent.

(Code 1950, § 64-84; 1968, c. 656.)