Hall v. Burpee

H. A. Hall, named as executor in the will of Miss Dorothy Burpee, offered to probate the will in solemn form in the court of ordinary of Coweta County. S. T. Burpee, alleging himself to be an heir at law of the testatrix, filed his caveat to the application for probate. The will was admitted to probate in solemn form, and an appeal was taken. In the superior court the caveator amended his caveat and added thereto the following:

“1. At the time of making and executing said pretended will and codicil said Miss Dorothy Burpee was afflicted with monomania against her brother, this caveator, she…