Curtis v. Corya

On April 21, 1944, one Catherine Colen executed a warranty deed whereby she purported to convey her 70-acre farm to the appellant Harold A. Curtis. She died soon thereafter and this action was brought to set the deed aside on the ground of fraud, coercion and undue influence and because of an entire lack of consideration; and to have a commissioner appointed to convey said real estate to the heirs of said Catherine Colen.

From a judgment granting the relief prayed, Curtis appeals.

The only valid specification in the assignment of errors is the overruling of appellant’s motion for new trial. The…