District of Columbia Court of Appeals April 2, 1907, No. 1731 (Smith v. Smith)

Mr. Justice Robb

delivered the opinion of the Court:

The only question necessary to determine is whether Henry S. Smith, at the time of the execution of the papers in question, possessed sufficient intelligence to understand fully the nature and effect of each transaction, and, if so, whether the papers were executed under such circumstances as warrant their being upheld, or as would justify the