McGovern v. McGovern

This was a bill filed in July, 1913, in the circuit court of Knox county by appellants, against appellees, to set aside various deeds purporting to convey certain real estate from James McGovern to some of appellees, on the ground of the mental incapacity of the grantor and that the execution was procured by undue influence. By leave of court an amended bill was filed at the February term, 1914. After answers were filed by appellees and the issues made up, a hearing was had before the chancellor and the bill dismissed for want of equity, for the reason that appellants were not in position to…