Mosier v. Tinker

Opinion by

LOGSDON, C.

Plaintiff relies upon four propositions thus stated in her brief:

“First. The plaintiff had not been legally married, and she was not otherwise qualified to make a deed to real estate.

“Second. The plaintiff was unduly influenced.

“Third. The relation of the parties and the circumstances are such that the burden is on the defendant to show the fairness of the transaction, and this she has failed to do.

“Fourth. There was no consideration.”

As to the first proposition above stated, it may be disposed of by the mere statement that there was no allegation in plaintiff's petition…