Noel v. Noel

The appeal is from a decree sustaining a demurrer to the bill. The argument for complainant rests upon the theory that the bill is one to cancel a deed for undue influence, and reliance is had upon the authorities to the effect that in such cases it is not necessary to allege the quo modo by which the undue influence was exerted, but averments in general terms to that effect suffice. Roberts v. Cleveland, 222 Ala. 256, 132 So. 314; Strickland v. Strickland, 206 Ala. 452, 90 So. 345; Mildred Borton v. Frank O. Borton, post, p. 457, 143 So. 468, present term; Cunninghame v. Herring, 195 Ala.…