Ruff v. Ruff

The appellants filed objections to the admission-to probate of the will of Magdalen Ruff, deceased, on the grounds of unsoundness of mind, and that the will was unduly executed. Upon the trial the appellee demurred to the evidence introduced in support of these objections. The court sustained the demurrer, and ordered the will probated. The appellants excepted.

We are of opinion that the ruling on the demurrer was wrong. It is impracticable, within reasonable limits, to give a statement of the evidence as it is set forth in the demurrer; and to give it would, as we conceive, subserve no good…