Foster v. Foster

This is an action to set aside a deed executed by Albert W. Foster to Clyde W. Foster and Clara Foster, his wife, on the ground that the grantor was in such physical and mental condition that he was incapable of knowing what he was doing, and that the execution of said deed was procured by undue influence and fraud. The plaintiffs are three sons and a daughter of said Albert W. Foster who, with Clyde W. Foster, the defendant, constitute all the children of said Albert W. Foster, deceased. The facts are that the defendant, Clyde W. Foster, was the youngest son of Albert W. Foster. After the…