In Re George's Estate

PRATT, Justice.

In this case certain heirs of George A. George, deceased, who were excluded from benefits under his last will and testament, are protesting the admission of that will to probate, on three grounds, two of which were submitted to the jury: incapacity of George A. George to execute the will at the time it was executed; and undue influence exercised upon him by the son and daughter who were made the sole beneficiaries under the will. The protesting heirs include other sons and daughters of deceased. The case was tried to a jury, and a verdict was returned in favor of protestants;…