Franklin v. Scott

The reformation of a deed to lands, a muniment of title, the solemn memorial of the transaction duly signed, acknowledged, delivered, and accepted, is to be had only on testimony clear, convincing, and satisfactory. Hertzler, Jr., v. Stevens, 119 Ala. 333, 24 So. 521; Hammer v. Lange, 174 Ala. 337, 56 So. 573; Booth v. Cornelius, 189 Ala. 44, 66 So. 630.

In this case the trial court saw and heard the witnesses. His findings of fact are to be accorded all the presumptions indulged in favor of the verdict of a jury. Cox v. Stollenwerck, 213 Ala. 390, 104 So. 756.

A careful examination of this…