Teague v. Teague

KEY, Associate Justice.

—The action of the court in sustaining a general demurrer to appellant's petition is the only question presented for decision. The petition, omitting formal parts and description of the land, reads as follows:

“For cause of action, plaintiff -would show that prior to December 12, 1895, he was the owner and possessor of the following described lands, holding the same in fee simple. That on the day and date above mentioned, plaintiff, for the purpose of providing against the infirmities of old age, made, executed, and delivered to defendant a deed to said land, a copy of…