Kuenne v. Kuenne
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtHornEy, J.
Lillian Kuenne (Lillian or the caveator) and Raymond Emil Kuenne (Raymond or the caveatee) are brother and sister. When their mother, Bertha Kuenne (the mother or testatrix), died in 1956, she devised and bequeathed the bulk of her estate to Raymond. Lillian was not satisfied with the pittance she received and caveated the will. At the conclusion of the trial, the lower court directed the jury to answer the issues relating to undue influence and fraud in the negative, which had the effect of sustaining the will on those issues. The caveator appealed contending the court erred when it refused…
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