Vineyard v. Vineyard

HOLMAN, Presiding Judge.

On October 4, 1963, Sarah Margaret Vineyard (hereinafter called Margaret) executed five warranty deeds by which she conveyed to certain of her relatives the five separate parcels of real estate owned by her. She reserved a life estate in each of those properties. Margaret was adjudged incompetent on October 22, 1964, and a brother, T. W. Vineyard, was appointed her guardian. The guardian thereafter filed this suit in which he sought to set aside three of the aforementioned deeds, alleging that Margaret executed the deeds as the result of undue influence exercised by…