Golder v. Golder

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Dawson, J.:

This was an action to set aside a deed to a farm on the ground thát at the time of its execution the plaintiff was mentally incompetent, and that the deed was procured through the undue influence of the grantee. The defendant, William L. Golder, prevailed.

The errors assigned are that the judgment was contrary to the evidence,' and that the testimony of the grantee should not have been admitted.

*487Touching the first of. these propositions, it cannot he said that the judgment was not sustained by the evidence. Most of the evidence was in the form…