PER CURIAM.
We are not altogether sure as to the disposition that Judge Morgan intended to make of this case. His first "finding of fact" was that the insured "was capable of understanding the nature and effect of his acts." Standing alone, that would present to us only the question whether the judge meant that the insured knew that the result of what he did was to change the beneficiary, for the appellant does not argue that any undue influence was exerted. Unless...
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