Corbell v. Koog

McClendon, chief justice.

This is a will contest case in which the will of C. B. Mitchell, deceased, was sought to be probated. The proponent is Mrs. Corbell, named as independent executrix of the will, joined by her husband; and the contestants are Mrs. Koog, joined by her husband, and Mrs. McGlasson, sisters and sole heirs at law of the testator. Two grounds of contest were alleged: (1) Undue influence; and (2) revocation. The case was tried to a jury and submitted upon the single issue of revocation; and upon the jury’s finding that the will had been revoked, its probate was denied. The…