Boese v. Langley

Streissguth, Justice.

The will of Fred Boese, a resident of Hennepin county, was allowed by the probate court of that county on December 11, 1940, over the written objections of Otto Boese, a brother, respondent *442here, (1) that testator lacked testamentary capacity; (2) that the will was executed as the result of undue influence and fraud; and (3) that it was not duly and legally executed. The contestant appealed to the district court and there filed written propositions of law and fact setting forth the same objections to the will as in probate court.

Before trial in the district court,…