Bell v. McCain
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Wood, P. J. —
One Thomas Bell died unmarried and intestate, August 6, 1933, leaving as his only heirs surviving him three children, to wit, Sylvester Bell, the appellant, Minnie McCain, appellee, and Cora L. Seaver, who is of unsound mind, Mary Harness, her guardian, being designated as a party appellee herein in that capacity. After the death of Thomas Bell, the appellees instituted this action against the appellant Sylvester Bell and his co-appellant Sadie A. Bell, his wife, to set aside and cancel a certain deed executed by Thomas Bell to his son Sylvester Bell, appellant, conveying to him…
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