Murphy v. Murphy

1. Where probate of a will is contested for incapacity of the maker, it is proper to enquire whether the provisions of the will are just and reasonable, and accord with the state of the testator’s family relations, or the contrary. Civil Code (1910), § 3841; Franklin v. Belt, 130 Ga. 37 (60 S. E. 146). In the trial of such issue the source from which the property disposed of by the will came into the decedent’s possession may be shown, as well as the reasonableness of the provisions of the will. Holland v. Bell, 148 Ga. 277 (96 S. E. 419). Accordingly, it was not error to admit in evidence…