Olson v. Olson

Appellant assigns ten errors upon which he relies for reversal. In the first seven he complains of specific errors of the court in overruling his objections to questions asked lay witnesses for the purpose of eliciting their opinions that he is incompetent to manage his business and affairs.

In the remaining assigned errors, he complains that (1) the court erred in its finding that plaintiff was incompetent to handle his affairs, and that plaintiff had not sustained the burden of establishing that his property is not properly the subject of guardianship (2) the court erred in its conclusions…