Parr v. Campbell
Washington Supreme Court
Appeal from a judgment of the superior court for Grays Harbor county, Abel, J., entered December 14, 1918, in favor of tbe defendants, in an action to set aside a deed, tried to tbe court.
1Opinion of the CourtFullerton, J.
On July 26, 1915, Mary J. Counts executed and delivered to ber daughter, Dora M. Campbell,_ a deed to certain real property situated in tbe city of Hoquiam. She died in tbe state of California on December 25 of tbe same year. Ed H. Parr, her son, was named in ber will as executor thereof, and duly qualified as such. After bis qualification as executor, Parr began the present action against Mrs. Campbell and her husband and one Amelia F. Felzer *377to set aside the deed, averring in his complaint that Mrs. Counts, at the time of its execution, was greatly enfeebled in mind and body, incompetent to…
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