Rotter v. Martin Et Ux.

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Drew,

A. N. Rotter died of lobar pneumonia on November 19, 1931. He was seventy-eight years of age. Ten children survived their father, a widower, whose estate consisted, for the greater part, of the house in which he made his home. This property was the subject of an alleged absolute conveyance to one of decedent’s daughters, supposedly executed by him two and one-half hours before his death. The present bill in equity to set aside the deed because of the mental incapacity of the grantor was brought by five of his children and the wife of a son who died shortly after his…