Condencia v. Nelson

This ease involves the question as to which of two deeds, one a tenancy in common and the other in joint tenancy, both executed by appellant in 1921, should prevail. The trial court apparently concluded that appellant’s continued possession of the tenancy in common deed raised a presumption of nondelivery and that her vague and confused deposition, the only evidence in the case upon the point, did not rebut the presumption. Certain reasonable inferences, which the court drew from the facts, supported the presumption. Finally, the court found untrue appellant's allegations as to fraud and…