Tindel v. Williams

In October, November, and December of 1935, the plaintiff, George K. Williams, executed to the defendant, Fred R. Tindel, two mineral deeds and a quitclaim deed, conveying all of his ll/45ths interest in 140 acres of valuable oil land. This action to vacate said conveyances is prosecuted by his sister, who was appointed guardian in April of 1938, upon his being declared incompetent. The trial court canceled the deeds, on the grounds of fraud, incompetency, and lack of consideration, and the defendant appeals. The contention is that the judgment is against the weight of the evidence.

The…