Herron v. Herron
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from, Plymouth Gircuit Gou/rt. Action in .equity for the cancellation of a deed executed by plaintiff to defendant, by wbicb he conveyed to her hip interest in certain real estate, on the ground that the conveyance was obtained by fraud and false representations. The circuit court dismissed the petition, and plaiutiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtReed, J.
Plaintiff is the father, and defendant the widow, of John Herron, who died intestate and without issue in April, 1882. At the time of his death, the said John Herron held the title to the real estate in question. Some months after his death, plaintiff’, who lived in Ireland, executed a power of attorney, by which he appointed Michael Herron, his son, who also lived in Ireland, his attorney in fact, and empowered him to collect and receive for him any property or interest which had accrued to him, under the laws of Iowa, in the estate of deceased, and to dispose of and give conveyance of the…
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