Supreme Court allows will invalidation claim when later criminal judgment proves total forgery despite prior form defect ruling.

The Supreme Court allowed the claim to declare the will invalid, overturning the lower court's dismissal based on a form defect. Although the lower court rejected the will due to a drafting error, the appellant later provided evidence from a criminal judgment establishing the document was entirely forged. The court ruled that the criminal finding of total forgery superseded the earlier procedural dismissal regarding the will's validity.