Beyer v. LeFevre

Citations

• 186 U.S. 114
• 22 S. Ct. 765
• 46 L. Ed. 1080
• 1902 U.S. LEXIS 2182

Syllabus

<p>The agreement of parties to submit questions to a jury, the trial there, and a stipulation for returning the testimony for.consideration is a waiver of . objection to'jurisdiction.</p> <p>When the trial court and the appellate court agree as to the facts established, this court accepts their conclusion.</p> <p>Under the facts in this case the jury were hot warranted in finding that the execution of the will was procured by fraud or undue influence.</p> <p>It is the rule of the Federal courts that the will of a person found to be possessed of sound mind and memory, is not to be set aside on evidence tending to show only a possibility or suspicion of undue influence.</p>