Fraser v. Lumbard

Estates of Deceased Persons—Will—Contest After Probate—Mental Incompetency—Nonsuit.—Where on a contest of a will on the asserted ground of mental ineompetemcy of the testator, the court, on the evidence, would have been bound to set aside a verdict in favor of the contestants, it was warranted in granting a nonsuit.

Id.—Nonsuit Sustained.—In a proceeding to set aside a will after probate on the ground of mental ineompeteney, evidence examined and found so inadequate to show testamentary incapacity as to warrant a nonsuit.