Schuff v. Ransom

— This was an action by tbe appellants, who "were heirs at law of Spaldin Ransom, deceased, against John Ransom, the appellee, to set aside a conveyance of certain real estate described, made by the deceased ■ in his lifetime, to the defendant, John Ransom.

The complaint consisted of five paragraphs.

The first and second paragraphs are much alike. They ¡allege the mental unsoundness of the grantor at the time of making the conveyance, and seek to have it set aside and to have partition of the land. They need not be further particularly noticed, no question being legitimately made as to their…