Dr.  Bettesworth,  same  side.  When  a  testator  is  hindered  by  a  person  interested,
the  will,  though  not  executed,  is  good.
2  LEE.  29.  GLEN    V.  WEBSTER  253

Dr.  Simpson  contrk,  for  Wood.  If  the  daughter  had  been  living  when  the  cause
began,  she  could  have  instructed  it  better  than  James  Wood  can,  [29]  who  is  a
stranger  to  the  whole  transaction.  William  L'Huille  is  son  to  the  executor,  and
Shearer  is  a  clerk  not  out  of  his  time.  The  motion  for  making  a  will  came  from  one
of  the  legatees  to  the  deceased ;  she  expressed  no  impatience  to  execute  the  will,  or
uneasiness  at  being  prevented ;  there  appears  to  be  no  force,  but  only  persuasion
by  her  daughter  not  to  sign  it ;  she  put  off  the  execution  out  of  love  to  her  child ;
she  might  have  executed  it  afterwards  if  she  would,  for  she  lived  some  days  after,
and  therefore  her  not  doing  it  is  to  be  deemed  a  departure  from  the  will ;  and  it
appears  she  had  departed  from  her  intention  by  her  declaration  to  Mather.
Dr.  Pinfold,  same  side.  Administration  subsisted  four  years  before  the  will  was
set  up,  and  probably  the  debts  have  been  paid  and  the  estate  distributed.  Deceased
during  the  whole  transaction  was  in  her  senses,  and  expressed  no  indignation  at  her
daughter  or  her  husband  for  the  pretended  force.
