Adams v. Dopieralla

Darrell Hickman, Justice.

This appeal concerns a determination of whether a deed was delivered during a lifetime. The appellant, Pauline Scroggins Adams, claimed that Felix Dopieralla gave her a deed during Dopieralla’s lifetime. Adams’ claim was resisted by James Dopieralla, the son of Felix. The chancellor found that the deed was invalid because it had not been delivered and awarded the property to James, the only son. The appellant argues that the chancellor was wrong in his decision. The appellee cross-appeals from a decision by the chancellor awarding the proceeds of a credit union…