Kitts v. Kitts

CULLEN, Commissioner.

A few months before his death Henry Kitts, age 80, transferred to his son Homer Kitts three investment certificates of a federal savings and loan association, valued at $10,000. After Henry’s death action was brought by his son Jim, as administrator of the estate, to set aside the transfer on the ground of undue influence. The case was submitted to a jury, which found for the plaintiff. Judgment was entered upon the verdict, setting aside the transfer. Homer has appealed from the judgment.

The main contention of the appellant is that the evidence for the plaintiff showed…