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(Continued from Page 1) witnesses had a legal responsibility to test the old man's mental capacity to determine whether he understood what he was doing. The Justices held that the witnesses should have made old Mr. Chapel repeat the major provisions of his will without prompting as evidence that he was of sound mental condition to make a valid will. Konick reported.
He noted that Chapel didn't tell the witnesses that he'd called them in to witness a will. The Supreme Court found that omission in itself should have made the witnesses question Chapel's mental competence. “They didn't ask questions and he didn’t sav it was a will—that's the verv same
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