Noon v. Murray

Patrick Murray, 84 years of age, made a will in November, 1917, and died in August, 1919. He was survived by four children, William, George, Paul and Agnes, the youngest being 41 years of age. There were also grandchildren. The will gave three of the children of William, and three of the children of Paul $100 each. It gave to George $1,000, and the residue, about $15,000, to Agnes. George is the contestant. The allowance of the will was sustained in the circuit court and he, on error, presents three questions :

1. That as the burden of proving mental incompetency and undue influence now rests…