Carr v. DeWitt
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
PITTS, Chief Justice.
This is a suit filed on November 17, 1941, in the County Court of Fayette County by appellants, Robert Carr, individually, and as next friend for J. B. Carr,, a minor, against appellee, Dean DeWitt, to set aside and hold for naught a judgment previously entered by said county court on May 12, 1941, admitting to probate the will of R. C. Carr, deceased. Appellants alleged that the said R. C. Carr, deceased, was not of sound mind or memory when he executed the will on August 24, 1940, and that he was unduly influenced by ap-pellee, Dean DeWitt, and others to make said will,…
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