Mead v. Mead

The matter in controversy is set out substantially in appellant’s brief, as follows:

“Respondent and appellant are father arid son respectively. By his bill of complaint respondent seeks a reconveyance of certain real property deeded by him to his son in the' year 1911 when respondent was of the age of seventy-six years. The complaint which was filed during the fall of 1916, . . . sets forth in substance that for several years prior to the date of the execution of the deed in question respondent was the owner of real property therein described, that he is of advanced age, is ignorant of…