Pike v. Pike
Supreme Court of Missouri
1Opinion of the Court
RENDLEN, Judge.
Judgment was entered for Marjorie Pike setting aside a deed by which she had conveyed her interest in the family farm to her husband and ordering partition of the land involved. Appealing, defendant asserts (1) the finding of plaintiff’s (grantor’s) mental incompetence on the date of the deed’s execution is not supported by competent evidence, and (2) error in various evidentiary rulings. After opinion in the Court of Appeals,1 the cause was transferred here for determination as though on original appeal. Mo.Const., Art. V, § 10. A brief statement of facts will suffice at the…
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