Price's v. Barham

This was a suit to set aside a contract on account of mental incapacity and undue influence. We have decided so many eases involving these questions that the law of the subject is well settled in this jurisdiction, and there is no occasion to consider cases decided by other courts. Owing to the difference in the facts, one case affords but little aid in arriving at a correct conclusion in another. Each case must be decided upon its own facts and circumstances.

While evidence of mental incapacity shortly before or after the principal event is admissible because it throws light on the probable…