Hurley v. Blankenship

CAMMACK, Justice.

We held in Hurley v. Blankinship, 313 Ky. 49, 229 S.W.2d 963, 21 A.L.R.2d 817, that R. F. Blankenship had properly executed a will. We held also that Mr. Blankenship had mental capacity to make a will, and that it was not the result of undue influence. After Mr. Blankenship executed his will, he deeded some of his property to those to whom he had given it in his will, including some of the beneficiaries who questioned the validity of the will. He made an unsuccessful attempt also to transfer certain stocks by deed.

Mr. Blankenship’s will contained this provision : ■ .. -

“If…