Wallis v. Luhring

This was an action brought by appellees to contest the will of Catharine Wallis, on the grounds of unsoundness of mind and undue influence. There was a general denial, and the issue was submitted to a jury, who returned a special verdict, finding for appellees. A motion for a new trial was overruled, which ruling is assigned as error.

The questions discussed by counsel relate principally *448to instructions given, refused, or modified, and to the admission of certain .evidence.

The testimony as to unsoundness of mind was all by non-expert witnesses. It was conflicting, but there was evidence to…