In Re the Estate of Williams

This is a will contest based upon the alleged mental incompetency of the testator. The trial court, after trial on the merits, dismissed the contest, and the contestants have appealed. There is nothing ■involved save questions of fact, and under the well settled rule we must find that the evidence preponderates against the finding of the trial court before we can disturb his judgment. With that thought in view we have carefully considered the evidence in the case, going back of the abstract to the statement of facts in many instances, so as to get, if possible, the full force of the testimony.