Healea v. Keenan

Per Curiam :

Edward Healea died April 12, 1907, having on September 22, 1906, executed a writing purporting to be his will, which was admitted to probate in the county court of McLean county. William Healea, his son, filed a bill to have this probate and the will set aside on the ground of the mental incapacity of his father, his intoxication at the time it was executed, and the undue influence of the appellant, Arthur J. Keenan, who was nominated executor of the will. There have been three trials df the case, two of which resulted in a disagreement of the jury. On the third trial the court…