Evidence was introduced in court to show that, at the time she executed her will, Blanch Robi

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Evidence was introduced in court to show that, at the time she executed her will, Blanch Robi n son suffered from schizophrenia. She had delusions about having had a love affair with Nelson Eddy and was suspicious, mistrustful, and perhaps deluded about her friends and acquaintances. Dixon, who had been left out of the will, contended that Robinson lacked the mental capacity to make a will. Do you agree with Dixon? Explain. Dixon v. Fillmore Cemetery, 608 S.W.2d 84 (MO).

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Business Law With UCC Applications

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