Armour v. Peek
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Benham, Chief Justice.
This appeal is from an order granting summary judgment to the defendant in an action to set aside a deed. The plaintiffs in that action, appellants here, are members of the Armour family. They filed this action to set aside a deed from their relative, Leroy Armour, to Joe B. Peek, Sr., which deed purported to convey title to two tracts of land, one consisting of 15 acres, the other consisting of 48.6 acres. The grounds upon which the Armours relied were Leroy Armour’s alleged mental incompetence at the time of the sale, and an alleged defect in his title. Peek relied…
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