Boyer v. Tait

The plaintiff Boyer is the son of Mary Tait by her first husband, after whose death she married defendant Felix Tait. During the marriage of the Taits, and in the year 1921, Mrs. Tait made a deed to her husband, the defendant, of several different tracts of real estate, legal record title of which at the time was in her. Two or three years after his mother’s death the son, the plaintiff Boyer, as one of the heirs at law of his mother, who died intestate, brought this action to set aside this deed on the ground that it was procured by the defendant as the result of fraud and undue influence…