Norelius v. Home Savings Bank

This is an action in equity. The relief sought is the cancellation of two written instruments which plaintiff, as guardian, alleges were executed May 14, 1921, by his mentally incompetent ward, Albert Johnson, through the fraud and conspiracy of the defendants. The instruments consist of a promissory note for $5,242.36, payable to the defendant Home Savings Bank of Kiron, Iowa, and an indorsement to said bank of a $14,000 note, payable to Albert Johnson and signed by John P. Turin, as maker.

The primary questions on this appeal present issues of fact, which may be stated interrogatively as…