Champion v. Champion

A suit by plaintiff in error against his minor daughter to establish his right of ownership, and have reconveyed to him, real estate, to which he alleged his daughter held title as a “resulting trustee” for him. The other defendant in error was made a party because of his official position, and is not interested. The suit failed.

It appears from the testimony of plaintiff in error, and the trial court based its adverse finding and judgment solely thereon, that November 9, 1939, proceeding without the knowledge of his daughter, and evidencing his act by warranty deed absolute in form and…