Leach v. Edgerton
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the CourtMorling, J.
Under date of May 17,1924, J. Glenn Edger-ton (-whom-we will refer to as “Glenn”) signed a deed to his mother, Victoria I. Edgérton Bell' (formerly Estes, formerly Edgerton), for 160 acres of land in Fremont County. He gave the deed to the recorder the same day, and, after recording, it was sent to the grantee in Arkansas, where she was living. This suit is to cancel' that conveyance, both for active and implied fraud. The status of the plaintiff as a creditor and the insolvency of Glenn are not questioned. The law of evidence in such cases is discussed in First Nat. Bank v. Hartsock, 202…
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