Koile v. Ellis

Ellis, as guardian of William Scott, a person of unsound mind, sued Benjamin and William Scott, jr., Koile, and Ricards, and prayed that a deed from his ward to said Benjamin and William Scott, jr., and one from Benjamin to Koile and Ricards, might be set aside, for two reasons: 1. That his ward was of unsound mind at the time of the pretended execution of the deed by him to his sons. 2. That said deed was made upon this sole consideration and condition subsequent, which has been broken, namely, that the sons were to maintain the said William and his wife, &e., which condition was evidenced…