Cady v. Cady

This is an action by a son and heir at law of Edgar Cady, deceased, against the other heirs at law, to set aside certain deeds, bill of sale,will and probate thereof, of the deceased, on the ground of his mental incapacity, and, further, that they were obtained by undue influence.

The trial court found that Edgar Cady was, at the time of the execution of the deeds, bill of sale,' and will, more than eighty years old, but of sound mind, and that he understood the nature of the business he was transacting; that the deeds, bill of sale, and will all constituted parts of one single transaction, by…