ROBERTS, Chief Justice, dissenting. Although I agree with the majority that appellee’s complaint fails to state a cause of action in trespass, I do not agree that appellee has a cognizable cause of action in assumpsit. Hence I dissent. Appellee’s complaint alleges that, “in exchange for valuable consideration,” appellant agreed with decedent Kent that appellant would draft a will naming appel…
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