Jones v. Cox

BILLINGS, Judge.

Suit by collateral kinsmen to set aside transfers of property by Ray and Alma Phillips, husband and wife, both deceased, or to impose a constructive trust on the properties, because of the alleged undue influence by the transferee of the properties, Bill Cox, and his wife Doris. 1 The trial court found there was no undue influence and entered judgment that Bill Cox was the owner of the properties. We affirm.

Ray Phillips, described as a man of strong will and not easily influenced, and Bill Cox had been friends since 1956 and their relationship was much like “father and son”.…