Stumph v. Miller
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Marion Superior Court.
1Opinion of the CourtHoward, C. J.
The appellee alleges in her complaint *443that the appellant Carrie Y. Stumph is her daughter, and the appellant Henry Stumph her son-in-law; that at the times of the transactions herein complained of, the appellee was extremely aged, being nearly eighty years old ; that she is very illiterate, and for the three years previous to the filing of her complaint, covering also the time of the acts herein alleged, she was sick and afflicted, causing mental and physical weakness, which greatly enféebled her will power, and weakened her judgment, and rendered her incapable of transacting business; that,…
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