Will of Valley v. Valley

The findings of fact are as favorable to the mental competency of the deceased as Could be made. In the trial court’s opinion he said of the deceased: “He was cared for all of his life by his parents or his sister; he did not have sufficient mentality to do any business; could not rent a house or collect rent; could not bargain for his services or collect wages except to take what was handed him; had no conception of the value of his property;” and recites that when told, he comprehended that he owned the house, recognized relatives; could do simple manual labor as directed; small errands;…