Carson v. Beliles
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 37. — ACTION BY J. A. BELILES AGAINST DAISY CARSON TO SET ASIDE A CONVEYANCE. Appeal from Butler Circuit Court. John M. Galloway, Circuit Judge. Judgment for plaintiff.
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Case 37. — ACTION BY J. A. BELILES AGAINST DAISY CARSON TO SET ASIDE A CONVEYANCE. Appeal from Butler Circuit Court. John M. Galloway, Circuit Judge. Judgment for plaintiff. Defendant appeals. 1. Said conveyance is evidenced by a written assignment of' J. A. Beliles, which is in words and figures! as follows!: “The commissioners herein having filed their report allotting a part of the land herein to me, W. T. Ricketts, commissioner to make deeds herein, is hereby ordered to make deed of part allotted to me, to my sister MaTgaret M. Summerville, she having bought same from me for a sufficient…
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Judge Barker
Reversing.
The one question involved on this appeal is whether or not J. A. Beliles is entitled to have rescinded a conveyance made by him to his sister, Mrs. M. M. Summerville. In his petition he states the facts as to the conveyance from himself to his sister as follows : ‘ ‘ That about the time the deed was made plaintiff (J. A. Beliles) was threatened with a suit for damages or bastardy proceedings, which plaintiff knew to he wholly unfounded in truth, and false and unwarranted and malicious, and to discharge such a suit plaintiff', after he had brought suit to divide…
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