Reid v. Wilson

Almand, Justice.

Headnotes 1 and 2 do not require any elaboration.

Grounds 3, 4, and 5 will be considered together. They all relate to the refusal of the court to permit a witness for the caveator to testify as to a certain conversation that the witness had with the testator shortly before his death and more than two years after the execution of the purported will, in regard to his dissatisfaction with the will; that Grady Hospital would not take care of him, and that he desired to change the will. The objection to the testimony was that the same was immaterial and irrelevant, because it…