Antrim v. McKelroy

Paul Ward, Associate Justice.

In this litigation appellee, J. A. McKelroy, sought to cancel a deed which he executed to his son (and also to cancel subsequent conveyances stemming therefrom including the one to appellant) on the ground of the lack of sufficient mental capacity at the time said deed was executed. From the decee of the Chancery Court cancelling the deeds and restoring the property to appellee, appellant prosecutes this appeal.

After a careful reading of all the testimony relating to appellant’s mental capacity at the time he executed the deed in question we have concluded the…