He left an instrument purporting to be his last will and testament, executed some two months prior to his death, which was probated. Upon application of petitioners the Surrogate took proof as to the execution and contents of a former will. It appeared by the testimony of an attorney that decedent had executed a prior will, dated July 11, 1952, in which one of the petitioners, a niece of decedent by marriage, was one of the principal beneficiaries, and in which the other...
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