Hastings v. Hudson

This suit was instituted by Marjorie Keyes Sparks as guardian of her father, Charles T. Keyes, who had been declared of unsound mind, against the defendants, Walter Hudson and Peter Hudson, to set aside transfers of both real and personal property. The trial court denied plaintiffs any relief and an appeal was taken.

After the case had been tried, and on August 31, 1948, Charles Keyes died. The action was revived in the name of his administrator, Clyde V. Hastings, and the only heirs and children of Keyes by a former marriage, namely, Marjorie Keyes Sparks, Ruth Taylor, and Russell L. Keyes, a…