Evidence, Opinion. On the issue of soundness of mind a witness not an expert cannot be asked whether an alleged testator was subject to delusions or hallucinations.
BARKER, J.
The question, "Was he subject to delusions or hallucinations?" required of the deponent an opinion upon the mental condition of the testator. See Clark v. Clark, 168 Mass. 523, and cases cited.
Exceptions overruled.