Allison v. Stroh

The facts and circumstances in this case, as disclosed by the record, present such a close pivotal question that I cannot confidently say the trial judge reached the wrong decision.

It must be conceded that the trial Judge would have been justified by the record in making the following findings : [a] The testator was rather old (age 83) and in poor health when the subject will was executed; [b] He changed his will, giving appellant some $30,000.00 more than appellee; [c] He made the change because someone told him appellee had cheated appellant out of a large sum of money; [d] There appears no…