Williams v. Williams

Mobley, Justice.

The appeal is from a judgment denying the appellant’s motion for summary judgment in an action brought against her by the appellee, through next friend, to set aside three deeds to 150' acres of land, in which the appellee was the grantor and the appellant the grantee. The three deeds were executed on July 15, 1963, April 27, 1964, and May 1, 1964, respectively, and each conveyed the same tract of land, all subject to a life estate in the grantor’s father. The grounds alleged in the petition, as amended, for setting aside the deeds are mental incompetency to make a valid deed,…