Ingram v. Horn
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
BLOODWORTH, Justice.
Appellee brought suit against Suzanne D. Ingram and Kay D. Foster-, individually, and in their administrative capacity, seeking to hav.e a deed declared null and void. The Circuit Court of Bibb County, sitting without a jury, rendered a final judgment which set aside the deed in question and vested title in appellee. Appeal was then perfected to this Court by the administratrix and heirs of the deceased grantee.
On October 21, 1971, appellee executed a deed conveying to her brother, Harold Dailey, the fee simple title in and to a 260-acre tract of land, reserving in herself…
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