Randle Ex Rel. Love v. Grady
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
'WiNBOBNE, J.
Is the evidence offered by plaintiff sufficient to take tbe ease to the jury? The answer is Yes, for these reasons:
1. In the deed from ~W. B. Hodges and wife, of'the first part, to “Helen G. Eandle, Trustee for Eunice E. Eandle, minor,” the recital of consideration “paid by the party of the second part” is prima facie evidence that the consideration paid was the property of the minor for whom Helen G. Eandle purported to act as trustee. The consideration for a deed moves from the grantee to the grantor. And decisions of this Court are uniform in holding that in the purchase of…
2Cases cited15 opinions
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