Linville v. Chenoweth
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtHamilton, J.
— This was an action instituted by one James C. Chenoweth to cancel and have declared null and void a certain warranty deed which he had voluntarily executed, conveying certain described real estate situated in- Marion County, Indiana, to appellants, Fred Linville and Beulah Mae Linville. The theory of the complaint, was that the plaintiff was entitled to have the deed ^canceled and .declared null and void because of an alleged breach of a parol promise and agreement upon the part of the defendants to support and. maintain the plaintiff during his lifetime, provide- him a home, pay insurance…
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