Hoover v. Mobley

Duckworth, Justice.

(After stating the foregoing facts.) It is obvious that any right to any of the relief prayed for is dependent upon the deed dated October 26, 1943, and signed by the petitioner. If that deed is valid, then the petition shows that the petitioner has no intérest in or title to the land in controversy, and, hence, is entitled to no relief relating thereto. The deed is properly executed, recites a consideration, and is valid on its face. To show its invalidity, the petition sets forth what it is contended constitutes duress as a result of which the deed was executed. “Duress…