Seerley v. Sater

The plaintiff, as guardian of A. W. Gaylord, a person of unsound mind, brought this action to set aside a mortgage and conveyance of real estate executed by Gaylord to the defendant Sater, upon the grounds that the same were fraudulently procured, and that Sater knew at the time they *376were executed that Gaylord was of unsound mind and incapable of transacting business. The mortgage was executed in consideration of an alleged indebtedness of $1,000, and after-wards the conveyance was executed in consideration of claimed additional indebtedness from Gaylord to Sater. After the conveyance Sater…