Guillebeau v. Yeargin
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Weltner, Justice.
Smith, an 83-year-old widow, sold to Yeargin, a real estate broker, and Dove, his sales associate, certain property in Elbert County for the sum of $12,500. Hours later, they sold the same property to Albertson for $40,000. Two years later, Smith died and Guillebeau *491was named executor of her estate.
In April 1983, Guillebeau filed suit in Elbert County against Yeargin, Dove, and Albertson, seeking to cancel the deed from Smith to Yeargin on the grounds of OCGA § 23-2-2 which provides: “Great inadequacy of consideration, joined with great disparity of mental ability in…
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