Boyd v. Lancaster

On August 6, 1935, the trial court made an order appointing C. M. Grove guardian ad litem, of Henry 0. Boyd, an alleged incompetent person, for the purpose of com mencing proceedings in his behalf to cancel a deed executed by the incompetent. On the same day the action was instituted, defendant and respondent appeared by answer and cross-complaint. After trial, the court on June 29, 1937, signed findings of fact and conclusions of law conditionally ordering respondent to reconvey the property upon the payment to respondent Lancaster of certain amounts therein specified and decreed that if the…