Thompson v. Ammons

J. R. Ammons as the nominated executor of the will of Charles H. Thompson, deceased, offered in the court of ordinary of Houston County, for probate in solemn form, a paper purporting to be the last will and testament of Charles H. Thompson, deceased. J. B. Thompson and others filed a caveat to the will, upon the grounds, that at the time of its execution Charles H. Thompson had been stricken with a partial stroke of paralysis in the spring of 1918, from the effects of which he could not walk and had to be carried about in an invalid’s chair; that he was insane and incapable of making a will,…