Street v. Street

VOIGT, Chief Justice.

[T1] After Lewen Bill Street (appellant) became extremely ill and hospitalized, he entered into a number of transactions conveying items of personal and real property to his children. When the appellant recovered, he claimed that he had no memory of the conveyances. He brought a declaratory judgment action to have the transactions set aside, asserting that they were invalid as he lacked the requisite mental: capacity. The district court upheld the validity of the transactions, finding that the appellant was mentally competent at the time the documents were executed. We…