Kilgore v. Parrott
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the CourtGibson, C.J.
The issues present two principal questions, viz.: Was the deed of July 22, 1935, executed by J. W. Parrott and Mittie Parrott as grantors to F. W. Ulin ineffective to pass title by reason of the mental incapacity of grantor J. W. Parrott, and, the other, was the deed of reconveyance by Ulin of the same premises to J. W. Parrott and Mittie Parrott executed on the same day effective to create a joint tenancy, with right of survivorship, so that, upon the death of J. W. Parrott, Mittie Par-rott became sole owner thereof.
The trial court, after hearing the testimony, found that J. W. Parrott at…
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