Glisson v. Glisson

Benham, Presiding Justice.

Appellee and appellant are father and son. Appellee filed suit to cancel a warranty deed conveying his farm to appellant. Appellant contends that the deed was part of a transaction in which appellee sold him the farm, executing a warranty deed and taking back a security deed which appellee has since marked satisfied. Appellee contends that the transaction was intended to be a lease arrangement, but that the document appellant fraudulently represented to be a lease was actually a warranty deed. A jury trial resulted in a verdict for appellee.

1. Relying on recordation…