Orr v. Blalock

The third special ground excepts to the charge submitting the question of undue influence. It is contended that there was no evidence to warrant a finding of undue influence, and that hence it was error to charge on this question. It is reversible error to' charge on undue influence when there is no evidence to show that undue influence was exerted upon a testator, resulting in his making the will. Martin v. Martin, 185 Ga. 349 (195 S. E. 159); Crutchfield v. McCallie, 188 Ga. 833, 839 (5 S. E. 2d, 33); Thompson v. Mitchell, 192 Ga. 750 (16 S. E. 2d, 540); Bloodworth v. McCook, 193 Ga. 53 (2)…