Winborne Ex Rel. Fentress v. Lloyd

We will take up the exceptions as grouped by the appellant in his assignments of error.

First assignment of error: Exceptions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 1. These exceptions, according to the brief of the appellant, raise two questions: “(A) The competency of questions and answers, and (B) the competency of the trial judge’s remarks.”

The questions objected to were propounded by the plaintiffs to their witness, Dr. J. G. Raby. Each of the questions was framed as follows : “In your opinion, did Annie Dancy Meeks, on 10 November, 1933, have sufficient mental capacity, . . . either to make a will or to…