In Re Sprenger's Estate

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that a person must “be able to . . . determine and understand the disposition of property which he desires to make” to possess sufficient testamentary capacity
• explaining that a person must “be able to . . . determine and understand the disposition of property which he desires to make” to possess sufficient testamentary capacity
• “appointment of a guardian to protect the property of a person does not constitute probative evidence of mental incompetency”
• “Weakness of mind and forgetfulness are . . . insufficient of themselves to invalidate a will.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).