Burns v. Kabboul

How courts have described this case

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• stating that “[i]t will weigh heavily against the proponent on the issue of undue influence when the proponent was either the scrivener of the will or was present at the dictation of the will.”
• finding evidence sufficient to establish weakened intellect where parties produced competing medical testimony on question of whether testator had suffered from Alzheimer’s Disease in the final years of his life
• deciding both -7- J-A14025-20 types of claims under different standards
• deciding both types of claims under different standards
• “It is well-settled that a prior will containing the same testamentary disposition is strong evidence against undue influence.”

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