Reynolds v. Mead

The plaintiff as guardian of A. L. Reynolds, an incompetent person, commenced an action against the defendant. In his second amended complaint he pleaded a cause of action to quiet title and a cause of action for rescission. The defendant answered, both counts. The trial court made findings in favor of the defendant. From the judgment entered thereon the plaintiff appealed. He claims the judgment is not sustained by the evidence. We think he is mistaken.

In 1936, A. L. Reynolds was the owner of a certain lot in Ukiah. On it was a house in which he lived. He was also the owner of certain…