Lunsford v. Davis

The plaintiffs, Nora L.S. Lunsford, and William G. Lunsford her husband, brought suit against defendants Davis and Cobb, and their wives, and against one John M. Shook, to annul a certain deed made to Davis and Cobb by Shook as trustee, under a deed of trust covering the Coates House hotel property in Kansas City, Missouri. Plaintiff Nora Lunsford acquired title to said property by warranty deed from defendant Davis, about October 1, 1918, in a trade, under the terms of which the plaintiffs concurrently paid to Davis $35,000 in money, conveyed to Davis 7000 acres of land in Alabama, and…