Morris v. Mobley

1. An allegation of a petition to set aside a deed on the ground of mental incapacity of the grantor, that such grantor “was not of sound mind and was incapable of looking after her own business affairs,” is an allegation of fact, and is not demurrable on the ground of being a mere conclusion of the pleader.

2. Allegations of a petition of the character mentioned in the preceding syllabus, that the grantor “was not of sound mind and was incapable of looking after her own business affairs” and did not have “sufficient mental capacity to make a valid deed” at the time the deed was executed in…