47 Ga. 492 | Ga. | 1873
This was a bill filed by the heirs-at-law of Evan Howell, to set aside deeds executed by the said Evan, in his lifetime, conveying certain lands described therein to his son, Singleton G. Howell, oh the alleged ground of the want of sufficient mental capacity of said Evan Howell to execute the same, and on the further ground, that said deeds were procured to be executed by undue and improper influence exercised by the said Singleton G., over his father at the time the deeds were executed. On the trial of the cause the jury found a verdict for the complainants. A motion was made for a new trial, which the Court below granted; whereupon, the complainants ex
Let the judgment of the Court below be affirmed.