Boston Mutual Life Insurance v. Newton

Kirby, J.,

(after stating the facts). It is urged for reversal on the cross-appeal that the chancellor’s finding that A. A. Newton was of sound mind land competent to contract at the time of the execution .of the application, notes and mortgages, in ‘borrowing the money, is not supported by the testimony, but we find no merit in the contention.' No useful purpose would be served by setting oiit the testimony or arguing at length about it, and it will suffice to say that, after a careful consideration of it all, we cannot say the finding is not supported by the- preponderance of the evidence.

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