Sbordon v. Hunt
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtDethmers, C. J.
This is a will contest. An order' entered in probate court admitting the will to probate. Upon appeal to circuit court a jury found for plaintiff, the contestant, but the court entered a judgment non obstante veredicto for defendants,, who are the proponents. Plaintiff appeals here.
In the court below plaintiff did not urge mental incompetence on the part of testatrix, nor does she here. The sole question is whether there was sufficient evidence of fraud and undue influence to go to-a jury. In determining this, we view the evidence in^ the light most favorable to plaintiff. In re Niem-schack’s…
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