Williams v. Livingston
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from the District Court of Waller County. Tried below before Hon. Wells Thompson.
1Opinion of the Court
NEILL, Associate Justice.
— On Hovember 22, 1905, Delia Living ston sued Sandy Williams to cancel a deed to certain lands made by her to him on September 14th oí the same year. The ground upon which cancellation was asked was mental incapacity of the grantor. Pending the suit the original plaintiff died, and, her death being suggested, Harry Stubblefield and Myra Downing, the heirs of deceased, were made parties plaintiff.
Defendant’s answer consisted of a general demurrer, a'disclaimer as to a part of the premises, a general denial and plea of not guilty.
The trial of the case resulted in a…
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