Malone v. Malone
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
Parke, J.;
delivered the opinion of the Court.
James J. Malone died testate on January 7th, 1923, possessed of personal property, which he disposed of to the disappointment and disapproval of his next, of kin, and two of them, Harry Tj. Malone, a nephew, and Mary E. Cornell, a niece, filed a caveat. The issues were, (1) the factum of the will; (2) mental capacity; (3) knowledge and understanding of the contents of the will; and (4) undue influence. At the trial of the case before a jury in the Baltimore; City Court the due execution of the will was established, and the caveators abandoned all…
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