Johnson v. Banker

Appellants offered for probate what purported to be the will of Colista Caroline Phillips, and appellees interposed objections for the reasons, as alleged, that the testatrix was of unsound mind, that the pretended will was not executed by her, that it was not signed by her nor by another for her at her request and with her knowledge, and also for certain other alleged reasons which the evidence wholly failed to prove. The jury returned a general verdict that the paper in question was not her will and should not be admitted to probate, and also returned answers to forty-four interrogatories,…