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· 2/10/1921

Tice v. Cralle

Citations

  • 81 Fla. 140
  • 87 So. 314

Syllabus

<p>Where the testamentary capacity of a testator and alleged undue influence over him in making a will are adjudged by the County Judge on evidence taken before -him and the will is sustained for .probate, .and such adjudication is, on appeal, affirmed by the Circuit Court, and the evidence, without reference to the burden of proof, fully sustains the adjudication' in favor of the-validity of the. will, this court will not, on appeal, disturb such adjudications.</p>

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