Anderson v. Anderson

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Burch, J.:

The action was one by devisees under the will of James Anderson, deceased, against his son, J. Richard Anderson, and his son’s wife, Jean, for possession of a tract of land, for rents and profits, and for partition. As an incident to recovery plaintiffs sought to set aside a deed of the land made by James to Richard and Jean while James was, and was known by the grantees to be, mentally incompetent to convey. One of the devisees who did not join with plaintiffs was made a defendant. Judgment was rendered for defendants on the pleadings and…