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JOHNSON v. NACHAND
Oregon Court of Appeals.
Oct 4, 1971
PER CURIAM.
The sole issue in this case is whether in the making of her will decedent was unduly influenced by her attorney.
No novel issue of law or fact is presented. The applicable rules of law are well settled. A discussion of the facts would provide nothing of value to bench or bar.
Suffice it to say we find nothing in the record that even approaches impropriety on the part of decedent's counsel.
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