Taylor v. Meeks

B. W. Taylor brought an action to recover a certain tract of land against D. H. Meeks and D. F. Hinson. Among other things he alleged that the defendants were in possession of the land, claiming title thereto under a deed from himself and J. W. Taylor, guardian of Burrel Taylor, which deed was void as to the plaintiff, because of his minority at the time of its execution. He also alleged that J. W. Taylor was seized and possessed of the land on August 31, 1905, on which day J. W. Taylor conveyed same by deed to the plaintiff. The defendants in their answer admitted that *386J. W. Taylor was the…