Thomas v. Dumas

Candler, Justice.

1. Although grounds 4 to 9, inclusive, of the amended motion for new trial are set up as special grounds following the' general grounds numbered 1 to 3, inclusive, all of them are merely elaborations of the general grounds. In the brief of the plaintiff in error, these grounds are summarized as follows: “(1) The verdict was without competent evidence to support it because: (a) there was no competent evidence of mental incapacity to justify canceling deeds; (b) there was no competent evidence of fraud to justify canceling deeds and excusing restitution; (c) there was no…