Hillman v. Huitt

These three actions, consolidated, present the question whether a deed executed on May 4, 1928, by David Thompson to Hazel Huitt should be set aside on the grounds that Thompson was mentally incompetent to make it and it was procured through undue influence. The deed covered Thompson’s farm of 88 acres, about three miles from Allegan, and recited:

“It is understood and agreed that, as a part of the consideration of this deed, that said first party, David P. Thompson, reserves a life estate and as a further consideration, said second party agrees to support and care for said first party during…