236 N.W. 805 | Mich. | 1931
Henry Sachs of Wyandotte made his last will and testament, January 24, 1929, and died February 22, 1929. His will, on being offered for probate, was objected to by appellant on the grounds of nonexecution, mental incompetency, and undue influence; and, on appellant's application, certified to the circuit court, where, upon trial, a verdict was directed for proponents. Contestant brings error. The testimony of the scrivener who drew the will, an attorney of 34 years' practice, of the subscribing *360
witnesses who were old friends of the testator, and of doctors Albert P. Walker, Presley L. Pound, and William H. Honor, all of whom had treated him, is that testator was mentally competent. No one acquainted with him testified to anything indicating either mental incompetency or undue influence. Testator signed the will with proper formalities. The testator was in a hospital in 1928. The hospital records were offered in evidence and properly rejected. Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. v.Dabudka,
BUTZEL, C.J., and WIEST, CLARK, McDONALD, SHARPE, NORTH, and FEAD, JJ., concurred. *361