Whitman Winsor's will read in part: "I give, devise, and be queath all my property, real and pe r- sonal, to my daughter Lucy T. Winsor . . . . I deem it only right and just that my said daugh ter Lucy T. Winsor shall have all my property . . . because she has lived with me and cared for me for many years, and it is my will that all shall be hers."
Winsor had another daughter, Caroline, who was not provided for in the will. Is Caroline entitled to an inte state share of her father's estate? Why or why not?
Hauptman v. Conant, 400 N.E.2d 272 (MA).