Gay v. Gay

LyNoh, Judge :

In a proceeding in equity attacking the validity of a paper writing dated May 13, 1910, purporting to be the last will and testament of J. C. Gay, deceased, a jury was impaneled pursuant to the provisions of §.32, ch. 77, Code; the charge in the bill, denied by answer, being that at the date of the paper writing Gay did not have testamental capacity, and *801was unduly influenced by tbe beneficiaries thereunder. Tbe oath administered was to “well and truly ascertain whether any, and if any how much, of the paper writing” was “the will of J. C. Gay, deceased, and a true verdict…