Stephens v. Brady

Almand, Justice.

One ground of the propounder's motion for a directed verdict in favor of the will was that “The evidence shows a prior will, which left no legacy or devise to Mr. Stephens, and he therefore has no such interest as is required of a person to allow him to caveat a will, and because the evidence shows and statement of counsel in his place admitted that a prior will made by Mrs. Stephens in 1946 was duly and properly executed and that it was a valid will”; and that, since all the pleadings related only to fraud and undue influence as being exercised against the interest of R. A.…