...uv Mr. Justice Gordon, in the following language, in the case of Lanney v. Long. 2ti PF Smith. 115: "Undue influence of that kind which will affect the provisions of a testament must be euch as subjugates the mind of the testator to the will of the person operating upon it; and, in order...

...shrink will not invalidate a devise. 4. Undue influence, to affect a will, must be such as to subjugate the mind of the testator to the will of the person operating upon it. 5. To establish undue influence there must be proof of fraud, threats, or misrepresentations, undue...

...to have been more than a mere prejudice, however unreasonable, or a mistake of fact, however absurd. Undue influence of that kind which will affect the...as subjugates the mind of the testator to the will ot the person operating upon it; and in order to establish this, proof must be made of some fraud practiced,...

...1881.— Undue Influence of that kind which will aflect the provisions of a testament must be sucha> subjugates the mind of the testator to the will of...person operating upon it, and In order to establish It, proof must be made of some fraud practiced, some threats or misrepresentations made, some undue...

...that there was no such evidence of fraud or undue influence as could properly be submitted to a jury. Undue influence of that kind which will affect the provisions of a testiimtnt, must be such as subjugates the mind of the testator lo the will of the person operating...

...12 N. W. Kepr., 319, Sup. Ct., Iowa. Undue influence of that kind which will affect the provisionsof a testament, must be such as subjugates the mind of...to establish this, proof must be made of some fraud practised, some threats or misrepresentations made, some undue flattery, or some physical or mental...

...is well and forcibly stated by our Brother GORDON in Tawney v. Long, 76 Pa. St. 115, as follows: " Undue influence, of that kind which will affect the...must be made of some fraud practiced, some threats or misrepresentMtions made, some undue flattery, or some physical or moral coercion employed, so as to...

...them by the court below. We take the law to be as cited by appellant from Tawney v. Long, 76 Pa. 115: "Undue influence of that kind which will affect the...a testament must be such as subjugates the mind of testatrix to the will of the person operating upon It; and, In order to establish this, proof must...

...he would remedy that when he came to Philadelphia. Undue influence, to affect л will, muet be each as subjugates the mind of the testator to the will of the person operating upon it (Tawney v. Long, 76 Pa. 106) ; and an issue on the ground of undue influence is to be refused, where...

...and not an influence in relation to other matters or transactions. Undue influence, to affect a will, must be such as subjugates the mind of the testator to the will of a person operating upon it. And, in order to establish this, proof must be made of some fraud practiced,...