Plann v. Morris

GARDNER, Justice.

Defendant W. W. Worthington, in November 1929, borrowed from complainant, Morris, $300, executing a note therefor and a mortgage on a house and lot in Oakman, Alabama, where both parties reside. It developed, however, that Worthington had in October, 1922, conveyed this property, together with other parcels of real estate, to his daughter Hazel Worthington Plann, then eighteen years of age and married. By this bill, Morris seeks to establish a reconveyance by the daughter to the father of this particular property embraced in his mortgage, and also seeks to have the…