Document Type
Article
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Confidential Relations and Burden of Proof of Undue Influence in Will Cases, 26 Yale Law Journal 62 (1916)
Abstract
In Appeal of Kirby the Supreme Court of Errors of Connecticut held, that, on an appeal from the probate of a will, the burden of proof of the issue of undue influence shifts from the contestant when there is evidence that a legatee occupied a relation of special confidence to the testator, irrespective of the question whether the legatee had participated in the actual making of the will.
Date of Authorship for this Version
1916
Keywords
Confidential Relations and Burden of Proof of Undue Influence in Will Cases, 26 Yale Law Journal 62 (1916)
Recommended Citation
Confidential Relations and Burden of Proof of Undue Influence in Will Cases, 26 Yale Law Journal 62 (1916)