Supreme Court of North Carolina February 27, 1906 (Bond v. Manufacturing Co.)

Connor, J.

But two exceptions were urged in this court. The plaintiff requested the court to instruct the jury: “It requires more mental capacity to execute a deed than a will, and while it is sufficient proof to show that a person knows the nature of the property he undertakes to will away, and to whom' he wills it, that amount of mental capacity alone will not be sufficient in a person