Butler v. . Bell

Walkee, J.,

after stating tbe case: Tbe admitted facts, as above set forth,' justified bis Honor’s instruction to tbe jury on tbe third and fourth issues. It will be observed tbat tbe issues did not correspond with tbe allegations, as stated in tbe complaint, and denials in tbe answer. There is no finding of a conspiracy to defraud tbe plaintiffs, nor of any actual fraud committed by defendants. Tbe simple and only finding is, that at tbe time tbe two deeds were made by W. A. Bell be did not have sufficient mental capacity to execute them, and tbat Natban Barefoot purchased from N. A. Bell and…