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· 9/23/1932

Leland v. Quinn

Citations

  • 280 Mass. 320
  • 182 N.E. 475
  • 1932 Mass. LEXIS 1023

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  • noting that, in these cases, “the only positive and affirmative proof to be expected or required is of facts and circumstances from which undue influence or mental incapacity may be reasonably inferred”
  • father who believes his son is not his son suffers from an insane delusion

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