Holden v. Holden

BROWN, Justice.

The bill is filed by the heirs at law of C. W. Holden, deceased, against the grantee of said Holden, also an heir at law, to set aside, cancel, and annul a deed executed by said Holden and his wife to the defendant, to certain lands described in the bill and for a sale of the lands for division of the proceeds among the alleged joint owners. The deed was executed on April 7, 1925. Holden died on April 18, 1933, and the bill was filed January 29, 1936.

Stripped of some of its superfluous verbiage, the bill alleges, as grounds for the relief prayed:

“That, at the time of the said…