Klein's Estate

56 A. 422, 207 Pa. 191, 1903 Pa. LEXIS 468

Opinion

Per Curiam,

The opinion of the learned judge below, after a painstaking and accurate review of the whole case, concludes that while there is some evidence which tends to sustain the contention of the appellants, yet taking it as a whole the proof of testamentary capacity is so clear that a judge would be bound to set aside an adverse verdict if rendered. In this conclusion we unanimously concur, and the judgment is therefore affirmed on the opinion.