Croker v. Croker

Citations

• 83 Fla. 572

Syllabus

<p>In a suit in tile name of a person by his son as next friend, alleging that the father is mentally incompetent to manage his own affairs and that by undue influence exerted by his wife he has conveyed large portions of his property to her; when it appears from the evidence that the father is fully capable of protecting and controlling his own business affairs, and that his dealings with his property are his own competent disposals, no undue influence being shown; the. bill of complaint was property' dismissed. ‘ , ■’</p>