Sheppard v. Clay Peacock Coal Co., Inc.
West Virginia Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Miller, Chief Justice:
Appellants, who are the Executrix and devisees of certain real estate under the will of George W. Brammer, complain that the circuit court erred in not setting aside a deed that he executed on February 22, 1975, which conveyed the property to the Clay Peacock Coal Company, Inc., (Clay Peacock). Clay Peacock, in turn, first leased and then conveyed the property to Coolridge Energy Corporation (Coolridge). Clay Peacock and Coolridge are the appellees here and the defendants below. Appellants claim that because of George Brammer’s advanced age, health, and mental condition…
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