Wilson v. Martin

Plaintiffs, personal representatives of the estate of Howard Belshee, brought this suit to set aside certain inter vivos transfers of property made by the deceased, Howard Belshee, to the defendant, Jessie M. Martin, and to obtain other equitable relief. The plaintiffs alleged fraud, misrepresentations, duress, undue influence, lack of consideration, and abuse of a confidential relationship on the part of defendant as grounds for the relief prayed for.

The trial court entered judgment in favor of plaintiffs and a written memorandum opinion specifically finding that defendant had failed to meet…