Giese v. Giese

The evidence is undisputed that the appellant went to the home of the respondent and requested that he accompany him to a scrivener for the purpose of deeding the land in question to him, and the deed was executed in accordance with the directions of the appellant. All acts by the appellant were free and voluntary on his part. There is no evidence that the respondent in any way requested that the premises be deeded to him or that he made any promise to induce the execution of this deed. Appellant had the right to make a gift to his son if he desired to do so. He informed his son that he was…