Singer v. Taylor

*286The opinion of the court was delivered by

Johnston, C. J.:

This was an action by Sallie C. Singer to contest the will of her father, Joseph I. Taylor, on the ground that it was the product of undue influence, and she also asked to have some of its provisions construed. During his lifetime Joseph I. Taylor accumulated considerable property, which is estimated by appellant to be of the value of $250,000. He died on February 6, 1910, leaving a widow, Mary S. Taylor, a daughter, Sallie C. Singer, who is the appellant, and a son, J. Luther Taylor, one of the appellees. The will provided that his…