OPINION
¶1 A beneficiary deed is voidable as the product of undue influence when signed by the grantor under the grantee's undue influence. We must decide whether a grantor's statements to family and a hospital physician, made 14 months after he signed the deed, were relevant and admissible evidence of undue influence for the superior court at summary judgment. The superior court did not consider this evidence because it applied the eight non-exclusive factors...
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