Taylor v. Taylor

This cause involves two writs of error, one on the main case and one on a contempt matter which arose with reference to an accounting had after the original decree had been rendered.

First, as to the main case: Frank E. Taylor obtained a decree against the plaintiff in error which cancelled certain conveyances to her from Frank Taylor, his father, deceased, and she brings error. For simplicity we do not mention personal property because its disposition must follow the decision as to the realty. The ground for reversal is that the evidence does not justify the decree. We think otherwise.

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