McElroy v. Lynch
Supreme Court of Missouri
1Opinion of the Court
232 S.W.2d 507 (1950)
McELROY
v.
LYNCH et al.
No. 41692.
Supreme Court of Missouri, Division No. 1.
September 11, 1950.
O. H. Swearingen, Kansas City, for appellants.
William I. Potter, Kansas City, for respondent.
LOZIER, Commissioner.
This is a suit to set aside two deeds for a six-apartment building at 4224 Harrison St., Kansas City, Mo., and for an accounting for two transactions, brought by Eugene P. Donnelly as the guardian and curator of Luella Lynch, mentally incompetent. Defendants were James Lynch, Luella's husband, his brother, Thomas Lynch, and Martha E. Treadway, executrix of the estate of…
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