Milligan v. Milligan

Head, Justice.

It is contended by the defendants that the verdict for the cancellation and setting aside of the deed is with*744out evidence to support it. This contention is not sustained by the record. The direct testimony, together with the facts and circumstances appearing therefrom, bring this case squarely within the rule stated by this court in Stephens v. Stephens, 168 Ga. 630, 645 (148 S. E. 522), wherein it was said in part: “ ‘Fraud may not be presumed, but,- being itself subtle, slight circumstances may be sufficient to carry conviction of its existence.’ Civil Code (1910), § 4626.…