BURGIN v. Dries

Two actions were brought by appellee against appellants. One was to set aside a deed of real estate from appellee to appellants for alleged fraud, duress, and undue influence, and the other was for accounting and money alleged to have been embezzled from appellee.

The action was commenced by appellee’s two complaints. The first complaint, No. 14728, to set aside a conveyance, charged that while appellee was enfeebled by a broken hip and his age of 76 years, appellants, for the purpose of defrauding him of his property, took him into their home and, by continuous, persistent, and undue…