Childress v. Crow

This suit was brought by appellants against appellee to cancel a deed executed to appellee by John S. Childress on July 25,1912. The petition alleges that there was want of mental capacity in John S. Childress at the time of the execution of the deed, and that there was undue influence to secure the execution of the deed to George W. Crow.

The evidence is the same as it was upon the trial at which the judgment first appealed from was rendered. Upon that appeal the evidence was fully stated and considered, and the conclusion reached that the verdict of the jury, involving the finding of want of…