Supreme Court dismisses appeal regarding testamentary formal defect where testator's intent was clear despite missing signature.

The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal against a lower court's finding that a will lacked a required signature. The testator signed the document but failed to place their name at the bottom, while the opposing party argued this violated strict formalities. The court ruled that the testator's clear intent to create a will outweighed the minor formal irregularity, allowing the will to stand.