Allen v. Heys

Duckworth, Chief Justice.

1. The caveators having admitted a prima facie case as to the proper execution of the will and the testamentary capacity of the testator, assuming the burden of sustaining the grounds of their caveat — that a named legatee, executor under the will and a friend and business associate of the testator for more than forty years, conspired with two other beneficiaries under the will and the mother of one of them to substitute his will for that of the testator, that the said parties, to enforce their will, practiced upon the alleged fears of the testator that his habit of…