In Re Estate of Clark

OPINION

JONES, Chief Justice.

At issue on this appeal is whether the primary beneficiary under the Last Will and Testament of Alice G. Clark exerted undue influence upon the mind and person of the testatrix. The Orphans’ Court Division tried the issue devisavit vel non and found that John H. Smith had procured the benefits of the residuary clause, which was the bulk of testatrix’s estate, by undue influence, and thereby set aside the residuary clause of the will. We affirm.

Testatrix died on April 22, 1972, at the age of seventy-seven. She had been a widow since 1951 and was childless at the…