Bower v. Bower

This was an action by the appellees to contest the validity of the wdll of Andrew Bower, *394executed on September 5, 1887. The testator died in Ciarle county, Indiana, July 18, 1892, leaving the respective parties to this proceeding as his heirs at law. The grounds of the contest are:

1st. That the testator, at the time of the execution of the will, was of unsound mind.

2d. That it was unduly executed.

3d. That it was procured to be executed through fraud of the defendants.

Upon a special verdict of the jury, the court rendered its judgment in favor of the appellees, adjudging the will to be null…