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The staid corridors of Osgoode Hall were to-day visited by counsel for the executors and trustees of Charles Vance Millar's will, counsel for the lead(...)
The staid corridors of Osgoode Hall were to-day visited by counsel for the executors and trustees of Charles Vance Millar's will, counsel for the lead(...)

The staid corridors of Osgoode Hall were to-day visited by counsel for the executors and trustees of Charles Vance Millar's will, counsel for the lead(...)

Date11/6/1936
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  • The staid corridors of Osgoode Hall were to-day visited by counsel for the executors and trustees of Charles Vance Millar's will, counsel for the lead(...)
  • The staid corridors of Osgoode Hall were to-day visited by counsel for the executors and trustees of Charles Vance Millar's will; counsel for the leaders in the Millar Will Maternity Race; some of the claimants themselves and other interested parties; to attend the Millar will hearing before Mr. Justice Middleton. The executors and trustees are the Toronto General Trusts; National Trust Co.; and George Roy Sproat. Advice on the validity and interpretation of the baby clause of the will was to be asked; and if it is found valid; the beneficiary or beneficiaries entitled to receive the money; which now amounts to about $750;000; are to be ascertained. The pictures show: (1) Peter White; K.C.; and Thomas Moss; counsel for James A. Noel; executor of the will of Nancy Vance Millar; aunt of the author of the famous will [Incomplete]
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Original Toronto Star caption: The staid corridors of Osgoode Hall were to-day visited by counsel for the executors and trustees of Charles Vance Millar's will; counsel for the leaders in the Millar Will Maternity Race; some of the claimants themselves and other interested parties; to attend the Millar will hearing before Mr. Justice Middleton. The executors and trustees are the Toronto General Trusts; National Trust Co.; and George Roy Sproat. Advice on the validity and interpretation of the baby clause of the will was to be asked; and if it is found valid; the beneficiary or beneficiaries entitled to receive the money; which now amounts to about $750;000; are to be ascertained. The pictures show: (1) Peter White; K.C.; and Thomas Moss; counsel for James A. Noel; executor of the will of Nancy Vance Millar; aunt of the author of the famous will [Incomplete]
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0023045F
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      May be hit by ruling. Mrs. X, one of the contenders for the Charles Vance Millar estate, whose status may be affected by the declaration of Mr.Justice(...)
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