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The document is a court opinion from the Tennessee Court of Appeals regarding a dispute over the will of Edna M. Nissen. The case involves Christopher and Jeffrey Jacobsen, who claim entitlement to their deceased mother's share of Nissen's estate under the antilapse statute after she predeceased Nissen. The trial court ruled in favor of the Jacobsen brothers, affirming that their mother's share did not lapse despite her death. The appellate court upheld this decision, concluding that the will's language did not indicate an intent to disinherit the Jacobsen brothers and that they were entitled to their mother's portion of the estate.

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