Wilson v. Wilson

Ed. F. McFaddin, Justice.

This is an attempt by appellants, as the collateral heirs of R. B. Wilson, to set aside a conveyance that he made to his wife, Mrs. Cora Wilson (appellee). Appellants claim that at the time of the conveyance, R. B. Wilson was mentally incompetent because of age and illness, and that appellee obtained the conveyance by the exercise of undue influence. The chancery court sustained the conveyance.

Appellants site us to such cases as: Boyd v. Boyd, 123 Ark. 134, 184 S. W. 838; Gonzales v. Tucker, 101 Ark. 558, 142 S. W. 824; Richey v. Crabtree, 198 Ark. 25, 127 S. W. 2d…