Hensley v. Maxwell

This action was commenced September 3, 1931, by J. A. Maxwell to quiet title to 40 acres of land located in Seminole county, plaintiff’s title thereto being based upon warranty deed, dated February 8, 1928, purportedly executed by B. H. Hensley and Lillie Belle Hensley, husband and wife. Objections to validity of said deed were made by answer and cross-petition by B. I-I. Hensley and by Lillie Belle Hensley, an incompetent person, appearing by C. H. Hensley, her legal guardian, and Allen G. Nichols, her guardian ad litem, upon grounds that said 40-acre tract constituted a portion of the…