Davis v. Davis

I. The objections made, as defined by the brief of appellants, are: (1) That by reason of the great age of decedent, 89 years, her mind was enfeebled; that for many years she had been afflicted with a bodily ailment which also affected her mind, so that she did not have mental capacity sufficient to understand the nature of the transaction and to execute a will; (2) that decedent was under the complete control of her husband; that he exercised undue influence *400-over'her by which her will was overcome; that she had no exercise of a free will on her part; and that the alleged will was caused to…