Nunn v. Williams
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
MILLIKEN, Justice.
The appellants contested the will of Frances L. Williams because she allegedly lacked testamentary capacity and because of the alleged undue influence of the appel-lees. At the completion of the' testimony, the trial judge instructed the jury to sustain the will and the case is here without benefit of the transcript of the evidence. The inability of the court stenographer to transcribe his notes because of his serious illness has resulted in our being presented with a narrative of the evidence signed by five members of the jury, the accuracy and unbiased nature of which is…
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