Ingersoll v. Gourley

Appeal from a decree setting aside a will. The contest was waged upon three grounds; mental incapacity of the testator, undue influence, and indefiniteness and uncertainty of the will. The contest was sustained upon the first two grounds, the lower court in its findings and conclusions making no reference to the third ground, the only ruling upon this point being a refusal to adopt a conclusion of law, proposed by the appellant, that the provision in the will, attacked by respondent as too indefinite and uncertain, “is legally not too indefinite and is on its face a valid trust.” A number of…