Oliver v. Oliver

Orville O. Oliver, son of John L. Oliver, deceased, together with other parties, hereinafter designated as contestants, filed in the circuit court of Livingston county a bill to contest the will of Amaretta Oliver. Revilo Oliver and others, hereinafter designated as proponents, were named as defendants. The jury found that the contested document was not the last will and testament of Amaretta Oliver and that it did not bear her genuine signature. From the resulting decree proponents have appealed, their principal assignment of error being that the verdict is against the weight of the evidence.