Jackson v. Weddle

This is an appeal from a decree setting aside as void an instrument dated August 28, 1947, purporting to be the last will and testament of George W. Jackson, Sr., deceased, on the ground that it was executed as a result of undue influence and an insane delusion. It was also decreed that an instrument dated April 18, 1946, was the last will and testament of the above named deceased and that it be admitted to probate.

The law applicable to the issues is so well settled that we see no need to restate it. Newman v. Stover, 187 Or. 641, 213 P. (2d) 137; Allen v. Breding, 181 Or. 332, 181 P. (2d)…