Legal Opinion · Dissent
Thiel v. Mobley
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Decided February 15, 1954No. 5-281Published
1DissentJ. Seaborn Holt, J.
The trial court found that Hattie Mobley (deceased) at the time of the execution of the will here in question lacked mental capacity and ordered its probate set aside and the will declared void. The findings of the Chancellor contained these recitals:
“In this case we have direct and positive testimony that leads me to the inevitable conclusion that whether it was occasioned by the weakness of the body or the weakness of the mind or the effects of opiates or drugs, whether or not it was caused by undue influence or what it might have been caused by, I am led to the inevitable conclusion that…
2Cases cited6 opinions
- Pledger v. BirkheadSupreme Court of Arkansas · 1923
- Boggianna v. AndersonSupreme Court of Arkansas · 1906
- West v. WhittleSupreme Court of Arkansas · 1907
- Hightower v. NuberSupreme Court of Arkansas · 1871
- Morton v. DavisSupreme Court of Arkansas · 1912
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