| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The supreme judicial court held that the object of the statute was to furnish a remedy solely for those cases where, from accident or other causes, the children or grandchildren might be supposed to have been forgotten by the testator in making his will; and that whenever, from the tenor of the will, or any part of it, sufficient evidence appeared to indicate that the testator had not forgotten hi
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