Kintopp v. Pieper

The above-named appellants objected to the admission to probate of the instrument in question on the grounds that the execution thereof was procured by undue influence exercised by Arthur Kintopp and others, that at the time of such execution the testator was not of sound mind and sufficient mental capacity to make a will, and that the instrument was not executed in the manner required by law. Upon the trial of the resulting issues, the court found that the instrument in question was duly executed by testator as his will in the presence of two subscribing witnesses in due manner and form;…