McAninch v. Wells

COMBS, Justice.

The appellants, Irene Pennington Mc-Aninch and her husband, M. M. McAninch, contend that a deed executed by her to ap-pellee in March, 1947, for 1.2 acres of land should be set aside because of the fraud of appellee and failure of consideration. The trial court dismissed the petition.

The evidence is conflicting and cannot be said to preponderate in favor of either party. Nothing would be gained by discussing it in detail. Mrs. McAninch says that by reason of misrepresentations of the appellee, who stepped off the boundary lines, the description in the deed covers more land than…