Johnson v. Whitehand

Suit by the Children (sole heirs at law) of W. S. Johnson, deceased', against Miss Whitehand to set aside a deed Johnson had made to her January 4, 192S, just two days before he died. Two grounds for setting aside the deed were submitted to the jury — mental incapacity and undue influence. We have very carefully considered the record, and conclude that but one proposition urged by appellants merits serious consideration ; namely, the exclusion of evidence of intimidation of Mrs. Mary Fulton, a witness for appellants.

The evidence bearing upon the issue of undue influence was in many respects…