Uhlich v. Muhlke

This was a bill in chancery in the Superior Court of Chicago, exhibited by Henry Uhlich against John H. Muhlke, Ernst Uhlich, August Uhlich and Walter Newberry, to set aside certain deeds described in the bill, on the allegation they were fraudulently obtained, and were null and void, for the reasons, first, that the grantor was of weak and unsound mind at the time of their execution and delivery; second, that Muhlke obtained the first deed to himself, in abuse of the trust atnl confidence reposed in him by the grantor, by fraud and undue influence, without paying a consideration, or an…