Lowe v. Stepp
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Pike Circuit Court. A. J. Kirk, Circuit Judge. Judgment for plaintiffs, defendants appeal Appellants assign the following reasons why this case should be reversed: 1. The court erred in overruling the demurrer of infant appellants, then defendants, to appellees, then plaintiffs, petition. 2. The court erred in allowing the deposition of Marion Stepp to he used against infant appellants, then defendants. 3. The court erred in cancelling deed from Lawyer T. Lowe,…
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Appeal from Pike Circuit Court. A. J. Kirk, Circuit Judge. Judgment for plaintiffs, defendants appeal Appellants assign the following reasons why this case should be reversed: 1. The court erred in overruling the demurrer of infant appellants, then defendants, to appellees, then plaintiffs, petition. 2. The court erred in allowing the deposition of Marion Stepp to he used against infant appellants, then defendants. 3. The court erred in cancelling deed from Lawyer T. Lowe, etc., to Orison P. Lowe, etc., and in decreeing specific performance of the title bond, defeating infant appellants’…
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Chief Justice Settle
Affirming.
This action was instituted by appellees Jane Stepp and Marion Stepp, her husband, in the court below, to cancel a deed executed by Lawyer T. Lowe and wife, whereby they conveyed a considerable tract of land in Pike county to their son, Orrison P. Lowe, for 'life, with remainder to his children, and also; to cancel a deed conveying the same land made by Orrison P. Lowe to his wife Julia Lowe. The consideration expressed in the first deed was $100 cash in hand paid, and an undertaking on the part of *77Orrison, P. Lowe to provide one-half of…
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