Hamblett v. Jones

Mary Jones, the appellee, exhibited her bill in the chancery court of Quitman county against F. M. Hamblett, the appellant, seeking a cancellation of her deed to F. M. Hamblett, the appellant, on two grounds: (1) Because she executed a deed while under the disability of minority; and (2) that she was overreached in the transaction.

There was a decree signed by the regular presiding chancellor of that district for the appellee, canceling the deed in question upon the appellee’s repaying to the appellant all the money which he had paid out under and by virtue of the stipulations in the deed.…