Galloway v. Hogg

The court charged the jury as follows: “The *524mere request by a person of one who contemplates making a will to make it a certain way does not invalidate it if it goes no further. Urgent suggestions that a will be made a certain way does not invalidate it. The pressure brought upon a person who contemplates making a will to make it in a certain way must be such as to overcome the will of a party and to destroy their freedom of action, and cause them to make it in the manner urged by such person, and the will must be the will of the person urging it to be made in a certain way.” Caveators except…