Camp v. Dobson

GARDNER, Justice.

Appellant was the granddaughter and only heir at law of R. M. Dobson, deceased, whose will of August 5, 1932, was duly admitted to probate over her objection. The chief ground of contest was mental incapacity of the testator to execute the will. Upon this issue the testimony was in sharp conflict, and for the jury’s determination. We find no serious contention that the proof was insufficient to establish the otherwise legal execution of the will, and that ground of contest may be here disregarded. - And our study of the record is persuasive the remaining ground of undue…