In a case of allegations of forged signature in a will, the testator wrote I made this will in favor of........ and I hereby hand over the well........... in spite of will. There is an objection to the use of the word e in spite of i. But the documents read as a whole is very clear that it means to be will and not well. But the opposite cousel is saying that there is a different thing between the letter i and e and it gives a different impression however silly as it appears to his arguments. Should the court pick out a letter from the written documents and says it gives different color to the documents?
