Kessler v. Williams

The litigation in the instant case was commenced by the appellant, Ada Kessler, when she filed a complaint to cancel a deed whereby she, reserving a life estate, conveyed the remainder of an eighty (80) acre farm to the appellees, Stanley Williams and Edith Williams. Appellees filed a counter-claim to quiet their title.

The trial court found for the appellees on their counter-claim and against appellant on her complaint. Appellant’s motion for new trial was overruled and this appeal followed. The appellant assigns as error the ruling on the said motion for new trial, which contains three…