Miller v. Proctor

This is a hill by the heirs of Virginia K. Hall, deceased, to set aside a deed by which she gave her nurse, Eva M. Proctor, a farm of about 200 acres in Coffee County. The grounds of attack upon the deed were that it had been obtained by fraud and undue influence, and that it had never been delivered.

The chancellor, hearing the cause upon the bill, the answer and proof by depositions, upheld the deed and dismissed the bill. Complainants appealed and insist that the chancellor should have adjudged the deed void upon both of these grounds and decreed the land to them.

Virginia K. Hall died at…