ART. 93] WILLS. 2063

1894, ch. 405, sec 326 A.

335. No will, testament, codicil or other testamentary paper
shall be subject to caveat or other objection to its validity after
the expiration of three years from its probate.

Garrison v. Hill, 81 Md. 551. Manning v. Carruthers, 83 Md. 8.

1888, art. 93, sec. 327 1860, art. 93, sec. 315. 1798, ch. 101, sub-ch. 2, sec. 6.

336. If any will or codicil be exhibited for proof to the
register of wills of the county wherein the same may be proved,
in the recess of the court, and any of the next relations of the
deceased shall attend and make no objections, or enter no
caveat, or if it shall appear that reasonable notice of the time
of exhibiting the same hath been given to such of the next
relations as might conveniently be therewith served, and no
person shall object or enter a caveat, the register shall proceed
to take the probate thereof.

Johns v. Hodges, 62 Md. 525. Stanley v. Safe Deposit Co., 88 Md 404.

Ibid sec. 328. 1860, art. 93, sec. 316. 1798, ch, 101, sub-ch. 2, sec. 7.
337. If any such will be exhibited for probate to the
orphans' court of the county where the same may be proved,
and any of the next relations of the deceased shall attend, or
if notice shall appear to have been given as aforesaid, and no
caveat shall have been made against the same, the said court
may forthwith proceed to take probate thereof.

Emmert v. Stouffer, 64 Md. 543. Keene v. Corse, 80 Md. 22. Stanley v.
Safe Deposit Co., 88 Md. 404.

Ibid. sec. 329. 1860, art. 93, sec. 317. 1798, ch. 101, sub-ch. 2, sec. 8
338. If any will or codicil be exhibited to the orphans'
court, and none of the near relations of the deceased shall
attend, and no notice shall appear to have been given, the court
may either direct summons to the said near relations, or some
one or more of them, to appear on some fixed day to show
cause wherefore the same should not be proved, or direct such
notice to be given in the public papers or otherwise, as they
may think proper; and if no objection shall be made or caveat
entered on or before the day fixed, the court or register of
wills in their recess, may take the probate of such will; but if
objection shall be made on or before the day appointed, the
said court shall have cognizance of the affair, and shall deter-
mine according to the testimony produced on both sides.

Emmert v. Stouffer, 64 Md 543. Keene v. Corse, 80 Md 22. Stanley v.
Safe Deposit Co.. 88 Md 404.