Hendricks v. Hendricks

*344Pless, J.

The plaintiffs asked several of the witnesses introduced by them, “Do you have an opinion satisfactory to yourself as to whether or not Daniel J. Hendricks . . . had sufficient mental capacity to understand the nature and consequences of making a deed, its scope and effect, and know what land he was disposing of and to whom and how?” Over the objection of the defendants, the witnesses were permitted to say that they had such an opinion and that he (Mr. Hendricks) “did not.” The plaintiffs, Charles C. Hendricks, Austin H. Hendricks and Mrs. Aileen H. McCulloch so testified. In…