Kramer v. Leinbaugh
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the CourtKintzinger, J.
On September 9, 1931, Adam A. Leinbaugh executed a warranty deed conveying about 400 acres of land to his two sons, Walter J. Leinbaugh and Clarence E. Leinbaugh, for an alleged valuable consideration. The grantor was about 75 years old, had been married since he was 23, and raised a family of nine children. For some years prior to the execution of the deed, he and his wife had serious domestic difficulties, which culminated in divorce proceedings, resulting in a decree of divorce and alimony, on July 14, 1931, in favor of the wife. The record shows that in July, 1929, and prior to the decree…
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