Mueller v. Banks
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
NORVELL, Justice.
By judgment dated December 4, 1953, the 'District Court ordered three instruments •probated as valid testamentary declarations • of Henry Mueller, who died on December -30, 1952. By its answers to three special -issues, the jury found that Henry Mueller ■.possessed testamentary capacity on June 16, 1951, June 28, 1951, and August 6, 1952, -the dates upon which Mueller executed his last will and testament and two codicils ■thereto. The beneficiaries under the will ■and codicils were for the most part charitable institutions. The contestant was B. ■G. Mueller, a son of the…
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