Flowers v. Graves

Appellant contested the probate of the will of R. G. Flowers, deceased. The contest proceeded, on the ground that at the time of the execution of the alleged last will and testament the said testator was not of sound and disposing mind and memory.

On the cross-examination of W. B. Sanders, a medical expert, appellant asked the witness whether he had had a conversation with deceased in which he (deceased) stated that his wife “was having relations with other parties,” whatever that may have intended. The bill of exceptions recites that the court sustained the objection of the “plaintiff” — by…