Abrams v. Abrams

Bill by Julia A. Abrams against M. M. Abrams and others to declare two certain conveyances executed by J. M. Abrams null and void, upon the ground of undue influence and for partition. We say upon the ground of undue influence, for, while the bill charges that the deeds were executed “at a time when the grantor had become greatly weakened, mentally and physically, and did not know or understand the nature or consequences of the act he was about to perform,” yet the only ground here seriously argued, and relied upon, is that of undue influence. Of course, the weakened condition of the…