Brantner v. Papish

This is a case involving the admissibility of a will to probate. It arose in the county court of Boulder county where, after a jury trial, the will was admitted. The 'caveator had raised two points: (1) An invalid execution; (2) undue influence. On appeal to the district court reliance was centered upon the question of undue influence, and that court, over caveator’s objection, granted proponent’s motion for a directed verdict based upon the ground of insufficient evidence and entered judgment admitting the will to probate. As appears from our opinion in Brantner v. Papish, 109 Colo. 437, 126…