White v. Graham

Hatoher, President:

This suit was instituted by creditors of L. L. White to set aside his several deeds conveying real estate to his wife, Lulu, and to his father-in-law, Seymour Graham. White and Graham jointly borrowed money and paid off the creditors and then White asked for a reconveyance of thh property to him on the ground that the deeds were secured through fraud and undue influence and upon the agreement that the property would be held in trust for him. From a decree in favor of White, cancelling the deeds and finding specifically that they were procured “by misrepresentation and fraud…