Supreme Court of Virginia
Gelber v. Glock
June 22, 2017
Summary
The court affirmed the denial of partial summary judgment concerning the personal property, upheld exclusion of the real-estate tax assessments, and upheld dismissal of the civil-conspiracy claims. It reversed the exclusion of Mrs. Gelber's post-transfer declarations and the striking of the undue-influence and promissory-fraud claims because the declarations were admissible and the evidence, viewed favorably to the Executors, was sufficient for a jury. The court vacated the attorney's-fee award and remanded for a new trial consistent with its opinion.