Commercial Union Insurance Co. v. Minnie T. Schmidt, and Norma J. Koland

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• affidavits from attending nurses stating that decedent was “confused, forgetful, unable to answer questions, mumbling to herself, and even incoherent in the days before the change of beneficiary form was executed” should have been found sufficient to raise a fact issue on capacity

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