· 3/24/1998
Caranci v. Howard
Citations
- 708 A.2d 1321
- 1998 R.I. LEXIS 113
- 1998 WL 139553
How courts have described this case
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- establishing that in order to challenge a will's validity, the plaintiff must establish undue influence by the preponderance of the evidence
- the testator was an elderly woman who bequeathed her entire estate to a friend she had met in her final years
- “Because the perpetrator of such covert coercion generally applies the forbidden pressure in secret, one seeking to set aside such a will is often unable to produce direct evidence of the undue influence to the factfinder but rather must rely on circumstantial evidence.”
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Judges: Weisberger, Lederberg, Flanders, Goldberg, Bourcier
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