Jackson v. Rodda
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
MERRILL, Justice.
This appeal is from a decree ordering the respondent-appellant, Sarah Rodda Jackson, to reconvey to complainant-appellee, her father, J. H. Rodda, Sr., certain real property which he had previously conveyed to her by four warranty deeds all dated and executed January 13, 1966 and recorded the next day.
The bill of complaint, filed in August, 1971, charged mental incompetency to convey and undue influence, and also alleged that Rodda had demanded that his daughter reconvey the property to him but she had refused.
The court’s decree stated in part:
“This real property had…
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